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India to Lead APAC Grade-A Office Supply Growth by 2026

Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Feb 23, 2026 · Last updated Feb 25, 2026

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The Asia Pacific real estate market, particularly the Grade-A office sector, is set for significant growth in 2026, with India emerging as a dominant force in new supply and rental growth. This positive outlook, driven by strong demand and corporate mandates, is expected to attract further investment into the region's office assets.

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CBRE Group's '2026 Asia Pacific Real Estate Market Outlook' forecasts a record 61.3 million square feet of Grade-A office supply in the Asia Pacific region by 2026, a 10.8% increase from 2025. India is projected to contribute 40% of this supply, with India===Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR, and India===Mumbai among the top five markets for new office space. Mainland China will also be a significant contributor. The report highlights India's structural demand drivers and its appeal as a talent-rich destination for multi-functional growth, as noted by Anshuman Magazine. Despite high supply, most developed markets will remain supply-constrained, with premium offices in high demand due to stricter office attendance mandates. Office assets have also surpassed industrial and logistics as the most preferred investment sector in the region, according to CBRE Group's '2026 Asia Pacific Investor Intentions Survey'. Rental growth is expected to continue, with India===Mumbai's BKC leading in 2025 and Japan===Tokyo also showing strong performance. Ada Choi emphasized the need for occupiers and investors to adapt to softer economic growth by prioritizing high-quality buildings and income resilience.

100 CBRE Group published '2026 Asia Pacific Real Estate Market Outlook' and '2026 Asia Pacific Investor Intentions Survey'
95 India expected to contribute 40% of APAC Grade-A office supply
90 India===Bengaluru expected to add highest office supply in APAC
85 India===Mumbai led APAC rental growth in 2025
70 China experienced rent declines in Tier-1 markets
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CBRE Group published its '2026 Asia Pacific Real Estate Market Outlook' and '2026 Asia Pacific Investor Intentions Survey', forecasting significant growth in Grade-A office supply and rental increases in the Asia Pacific region, particularly in India. This enhances CBRE Group's reputation as a leading real estate consulting firm.
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India is projected to account for 40% of the new Grade-A office supply in the Asia Pacific region by 2026, with three of its cities among the top five for new supply. This indicates strong economic growth and increasing attractiveness for global occupiers and investors.
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India===Bengaluru is expected to have the highest office supply in the Asia Pacific region in 2026 at 12.1 million square feet, driven by demand from Global Capability Centres (GCCs). This signifies its strong position as a hub for multinational firms.
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India===Mumbai's Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) led APAC rental growth in 2025 at 23.1% and is expected to sustain double-digit growth in 2026, driven by tight availability and strong demand.
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As Chairman & CEO - India, South-East Asia, Middle East & Africa for CBRE Group, Anshuman Magazine provided key insights into India's growing dominance in the APAC office supply landscape, highlighting its structural demand drivers and appeal to occupiers.
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Delhi-NCR is expected to contribute 7.1 million square feet to the new office supply in 2026 and saw 10.1% rental growth in core Gurugram in 2025, indicating strong market activity.
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As Head of Research, Asia Pacific for CBRE Group, Ada Choi emphasized the importance of recalibration and innovation for occupiers and investors in response to softer economic growth, focusing on high-quality buildings and income resilience.
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