Co-working overtakes IT/ITeS in India office demand
In short
Co-working took 26% of India’s office demand in January to September 2026, while IT/ITeS had 25%, according to an Anarock report. That put co-working ahead as companies used more flexible workspaces.
This matters for office landlords, co-working operators and the wider property market. The report does not give the rest of the demand split or say whether the trend will continue.
What the reporting says
Co-working accounted for 26% of India’s office demand in January-September 2026, ahead of IT/ITeS at 25%, according to an Anarock report. The report says enterprises increasingly embraced flexible workspaces, pushing co-working to the top spot. The source does not provide the full market breakdown beyond those shares.
Why it matters
An Anarock report said co-working captured 26% of India’s office demand in January-September 2026, ahead of IT/ITeS at 25%. The shift reflects stronger use of flexible workspaces by enterprises and changes the ranking of office occupier demand. The report does not show the rest of the demand mix or provide a forecast. The immediate implication is stronger demand for flexible office space.