Property and Building

Office for Lease in Nariman Point - it is an unfinished property so the occupant can design and furnish the space as per one's needs. The Nariman Point office comes with its own private washroom and a reserved car park. This property has a usable area of 4,400 square feet and a built up area of 5,500 square feet. This well maintained Nariman Point building comes with full time security, a well designed lobby, five lifts, a cafeteria, power backup, a fire fighting system, a nearby ATM and water storage. Moreover, the property is in a commercial hub, is surrounded by many banks is easily accessible from Churchgate Station; ergo, it would be an ideal work place for your staff.

Town: Colaba, Churchgate, Nariman Point, Fort, Marine Lines Cuffee Parade

The southernmost area of Mumbai which includes, but is not limited to, Colaba, Churchgate, Nariman Point, Fort, Marine Lines and Cuffee Parade is often referred to as “Town.” Although many companies have moved their offices from Town to central Mumbai or BKC, many still consider it to be the commercial hub of Mumbai.

Given its popularity as a premiere office location of Mumbai, the space constraints in South Mumbai and the smaller office spaces in Town (most are less than 10,000 square feet), commercial office space in South Mumbai is very expensive to both buy and lease. Additionally, South Mumbai houses government offices and courts, making it a convenient location for a number of law firms, banks and corporates.

Some of the popular tenants in Town are HSBC, Bank of America, Deutsche Bank and Reliance Industries.

In addition to office space, Town is arguably the most popular area in Mumbai to open a retail location whether it’s a brand new high-end restaurant, a night club or an expensive clothing store. These retail locations not only cater to the affluent individuals who live in South Mumbai but also to many tourists who spend the majority of their time in this part of the City. If your firm caters to the affluent, Town should certainly be considered.

In terms of connectivity, the recently built Eastern Freeway, which connects DN Road in Churchgate to Chembur and Ghatkopar, has shortened the time taken to commute from the central Mumbai suburbs as well as New Bombay.