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L&T Realty, CapitaLand India To Develop 6 Million Square Feet Of Prime Office Spaces In Bengaluru, Chennai And Mumbai
The A M Naik Tower of L&T in Powai, Mumbai: green-n-smart corporate office (Representative Image)
L&T Realty, the Real Estate Development arm of construction and engineering major L&T, and Singapore-listed CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT) have entered into a non-binding term sheet for a commercial platform to develop close to 6 million square feet (0.56 million square metres) of prime office spaces across Bengaluru, Chennai and Mumbai in India.
Under this platform, L&T will build and develop office spaces - while CLINT will market the office spaces, a company statement said on Monday (7 November).
Depending on the completion of these developments, CLINT expects majority of the capital commitment for the projects to start from second half of 2024 onwards.
CLINT will acquire the ownership of these properties in a phased manner.
On this occasion, Shrikant Joshi, CEO and MD, L&T Realty said: “Indian Office leasing market continues to grow with demand for quality office space from international and domestic clients. The net absorption space for January-September 2022 period stood at a three-year high of 30.3 million square feet (2.8 million square metres). We are delighted to have forged partnership with CLINT for premium office space in the three top metropolises of India".
Sanjeev Dasgupta, Chief Executive Officer of the trustee-manager said: “The proposed commercial platform with L&T provides CLINT an opportunity to scale up its presence across three major cities in well-established micro-markets. Furthermore, L&T’s strong track record in project development and CLINT’s extensive customer network and leasing capabilities will create synergies across the platform.”
Both parties will make an announcement at a later date when definitive agreements are signed, the statement said.
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