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WeWork India bets on demand as premium office supply tightens

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WeWork India bets on demand as premium office supply tightens — Mumbai Technology news

Availability of Grade A offices - premium commercial properties with modern infrastructure - in the country's eight largest cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurgaon, is likely to remain limited over the next two years, Clifford Lobo, chief financial officer of WeWork India, said.

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