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WeWork India Unveils Premium Workspace in Bengaluru

WeWork India continues its expansion in the flexible workspace market with the recent launch of WeWork 37 Cunningham, a state-of-the-art facility spanning 61,120 square feet in Bengaluru. This addition marks the company’s 61st building and is designed specifically to meet the needs of large enterprises, multinational corporations, and C-suite executives, reflecting a significant shift in the demands of modern workplaces.

Occupying four floors, WeWork 37 Cunningham features 891 desks and offers an elevated workspace experience characterised by a more executive aesthetic. The facility is not just about space; it embodies a commitment to sustainability with LEED Core and Shell Gold, as well as WELL Gold certifications. This emphasis on eco-friendly design resonates with a growing awareness among businesses about the importance of sustainable practices in office environments. Members will also benefit from expert support in acquiring ISO certifications, reinforcing a culture of occupational health and environmental management within the workspace.

The CEO of WeWork India emphasised that the new facility is a response to the increasing demand from high-profile members for a workspace that transcends traditional office environments. “From premium workstations to personalised amenities and concierge services, every detail of 37 Cunningham has been meticulously curated to cater to the needs of today’s executives,” he stated. This bespoke approach aims to create an environment where businesses can thrive, fostering creativity and productivity.

In its seven years of operation, WeWork India has expanded its footprint to include over 90,000 desks across eight major cities, including Mumbai, Delhi, and Hyderabad. The company now boasts an impressive portfolio of around 8 million square feet, catering to a diverse clientele ranging from solo entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies. As urbanisation continues to rise and the demand for flexible workspaces increases, WeWork’s focus on sustainability and premium offerings positions it as a leader in the evolving landscape of office spaces in India.

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