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Co-working space leasing to double this year on rising demand
Outlook India New Delhi, Jun 27 Leasing of office space by co- working operators may double in 2017 to 1.5 million sq ft with the concept of shared office space gaining momentum in the country, according to property consultant CBRE India. CBRE South Asia in its … |
Co-working space leasing to double this year on rising demand – Outlook India
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