Google has leased approximately 617,000 sq ft of premium office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, marking one of the largest commercial real estate transactions in India this year, according to The Economic Times. The property is jointly developed by DLF and Hines, and the deal underscores Google’s continued expansion in India’s corporate and technology hubs.
Expanding Footprint in NCR
The new Gurugram lease is part of Google’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in the National Capital Region (NCR). Earlier in 2025, the company leased 550,000 sq ft of managed office space from Table Space in another Gurugram development.
While the duration and financial terms of the Atrium Place deal remain undisclosed, sources indicate that Google’s location strategy involves rigorous site evaluations and partnerships with only a select group of developers meeting its stringent infrastructure and sustainability standards.
Strong Leasing Momentum in Delhi-NCR
The office space market in Delhi-NCR continues to show robust activity. Data from Cushman & Wakefield reveals that the region witnessed 5.1 million sq ft of gross leasing in Q3 2025, representing a 10% quarter-on-quarter and 56% year-on-year increase.
The technology, finance, and consulting sectors remain key drivers of this growth, with large occupiers like Google, Deloitte, and Accenture fueling demand for high-grade, flexible workspaces.
Google’s Broader Real Estate Strategy in India
Beyond Gurugram, Google has been consolidating and expanding its office portfolio across major cities:
- Bengaluru: In May 2025, Google IT Services India renewed its 870,000 sq ft lease at Bagmane Capital Business Park for five years, covering two towers—Kyoto East and Kyoto West—with an annual rent of approximately ₹90 crore.
- Mumbai: In February 2025, Google India and Google Cloud extended their 110,980 sq ft lease at Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC) for another five years, paying around ₹3.55 crore per month, with a 15% rent escalation after three years.
Summary
Google’s 617,000 sq ft Gurugram lease marks another milestone in its India expansion, reinforcing the Delhi-NCR region’s position as a preferred hub for global technology giants. The move also reflects renewed confidence in India’s commercial real estate market, supported by strong demand from multinational firms and a resilient leasing environment.
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