In a strong signal of continued confidence in Mumbai’s premium commercial real estate, Meta has extended its lease for a large office space in the city’s most elite business district, the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).
What’s the Deal About?
Meta, through its Indian arm, has renewed its lease for approximately 46,678 sq. ft. of office space located on the 5th and 7th floors of One BKC, a premium commercial tower in G Block. The agreement spans five years, beginning December 15, 2025, and involves a total rental commitment exceeding ₹200 crore.
The office space is owned by One BKC Realtors Pvt Ltd, and the lease renewal was officially registered on March 17, 2026.
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Rental Breakdown & Financial Details
- Starting Monthly Rent: ₹3.01 crore
- Annual Escalation: 5% increase every year
- Chargeable Area: 70,167 sq. ft. (based on usable space)
- Security Deposit: ₹15.76 crore
- Parking Allocation: 75 dedicated slots
- Additional Parking Cost: ₹10,000 per slot per month
For registration, the company paid ₹49 lakh in stamp duty along with a nominal ₹1,000 registration fee.
Why BKC Continues to Dominate
The Bandra Kurla Complex remains India’s most prestigious commercial hub, especially for global corporations and financial institutions. Its strategic location, infrastructure, and premium-grade office spaces make it a magnet for top-tier companies.
Some of the biggest names operating out of BKC include:
- Apple
- Netflix
- Amazon
- Reliance Jio
- National Stock Exchange
- Standard Chartered Bank
- Pfizer
- Tesla
Beyond corporates, BKC also houses key government bodies like the Reserve Bank of India, Income Tax Department, and the US Consulate, making it a powerful mix of finance, governance, and global business.
What This Means for Mumbai’s Real Estate Market
Meta’s decision to stay put, and at such a significant cost, reinforces BKC’s position as India’s most sought-after commercial address. Despite evolving work trends, premium office demand in prime locations remains resilient, especially among global tech giants.
In a strong signal of continued confidence in Mumbai’s premium commercial real estate, Meta has extended its lease for a large office space in the city’s most elite business district, the Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC).
What’s the Deal About?
Meta, through its Indian arm, has renewed its lease for approximately 46,678 sq. ft. of office space located on the 5th and 7th floors of One BKC, a premium commercial tower in G Block. The agreement spans five years, beginning December 15, 2025, and involves a total rental commitment exceeding ₹200 crore.
The office space is owned by One BKC Realtors Pvt Ltd, and the lease renewal was officially registered on March 17, 2026.
Also Check Luxury Residential Projects at BKC. Click Here.
Rental Breakdown & Financial Details
- Starting Monthly Rent: ₹3.01 crore
- Annual Escalation: 5% increase every year
- Chargeable Area: 70,167 sq. ft. (based on usable space)
- Security Deposit: ₹15.76 crore
- Parking Allocation: 75 dedicated slots
- Additional Parking Cost: ₹10,000 per slot per month
For registration, the company paid ₹49 lakh in stamp duty along with a nominal ₹1,000 registration fee.
Why BKC Continues to Dominate
The Bandra Kurla Complex remains India’s most prestigious commercial hub, especially for global corporations and financial institutions. Its strategic location, infrastructure, and premium-grade office spaces make it a magnet for top-tier companies.
Some of the biggest names operating out of BKC include:
- Apple
- Netflix
- Amazon
- Reliance Jio
- National Stock Exchange
- Standard Chartered Bank
- Pfizer
- Tesla
Beyond corporates, BKC also houses key government bodies like the Reserve Bank of India, Income Tax Department, and the US Consulate, making it a powerful mix of finance, governance, and global business.
What This Means for Mumbai’s Real Estate Market
Meta’s decision to stay put, and at such a significant cost, reinforces BKC’s position as India’s most sought-after commercial address. Despite evolving work trends, premium office demand in prime locations remains resilient, especially among global tech giants.
