Vacancy Rate Uptick, Although Key Business Cities Showed Improvement


by Mr. Anuj Puri, JLL India

Indian Commercial Real Estate 2013: A Review..

Vacancy rate for 2013 signs off at around 18.2 %, rising from 17.4 % as of end- 2012. Hyderabad and
Delhi - NCR were the biggest contributors in terms of vacancy levels. This was largely due to increased
new supply as against a fall in absorption.

On the other hand, the ‘heavyweight’ cities of Mumbai and Bangalore witnessed marginal fall in vacancy. Both these cities saw reduction in the growth of new


stock supply, while absorption of office space recovered. Overall, pan-India supply rose by 10.4 % y on y
in 2013, whereas the fall in absorption was less severe (-1.1%y/y) as against the fall of over 26%
seen last year.

About the Author
Mr. Anuj Puri is Chairman & Country Head at Jones Lang LaSalle India


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