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From co-working spaces to studio townships, realty in MMR is changing
Hindustan Times The real-estate market has developed a whole new segment over the past decade. There were no co-working spaces until the middle of the last decade, and now there are so many, amid demand growing so quickly, that it’s become a segment all its own. |
From co-working spaces to studio townships, realty in MMR is changing – Hindustan Times
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