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WeWork India Leases New Offices in Gurugram and Chennai to Expand Workspace Offerings

WeWork India, a leading provider of flexible workspaces, has expanded its presence with two new office leases in Gurugram and Chennai. The company has secured office spaces in DLF Cybercity in both cities, further strengthening its footprint in India’s growing co-working market.

In Gurugram, WeWork has leased two floors spanning approximately 1.17 lakh sq ft, with over 1,400 desks. Meanwhile, in Chennai, the company has taken up two floors covering about 1.26 lakh sq ft and offering over 1,900 desks. These new workspaces, located in DLF Cybercity’s Building 6 in Gurugram and Building 10 in Chennai, are expected to open in Q1 2025.

These new leases come as part of WeWork India’s ongoing expansion strategy, which includes the recent opening of its IWF campus in Whitefield, Bengaluru. Spanning about 1.10 lakh sq ft, the Bengaluru campus features three floors, with flexible co-working spaces on the second and third floors and management offices on the first. With over 1 lakh desks currently operational across eight cities, WeWork India continues to expand its offerings to meet the rising demand for flexible office solutions. The new spaces in Gurugram and Chennai will further bolster its position in the Indian market as a key player in the co-working industry.

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