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US tech major Google has taken up 617,000 sq ft of office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, a commercial development jointly built by DLF and Hines. The company has not disclosed details about the tenure or value of the lease. This marks one of the largest office leasing deals in the region this year. The move follows Google's earlier 550,000 sq ft lease from Table Spaces in Gurugram and comes at a time when office demand in Delhi-NCR rose by 10% quarter-on-quarter and 56% year-on-year, as per Cushman & Wakefield.
US technology company Google has leased about 617,000 sq ft of prime office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, a joint commercial project by DLF and Hines. People familiar with the matter confirmed the development, although the duration and total cost of the lease were not disclosed. The transaction is among the largest office-space deals recorded in the Delhi-NCR market this year. Advertisement
This new lease strengthens Google's physical presence in India, particularly in the NCR region. It follows the company's earlier lease of 550,000 sq ft office space from managed workspace provider Table Spaces in Gurugram. One of the people aware of the development mentioned that Google continues to expand its India operations and maintains a detailed checklist when selecting office spaces, with only a few developers managing to meet its requirements.
In the past, Google had also entered into a 700,000 sq ft lease agreement for an office complex in Gurugram during mid-2020, which was later terminated in 2022. The company has since been reassessing its real estate needs in India, focusing on efficient and high-quality spaces that align with its evolving work model.
According to data from Cushman & Wakefield, the Delhi-NCR market witnessed a gross leasing volume of 5.1 million sq ft in the third quarter of 2025, registering a 10% increase compared to the previous quarter and a 56% growth year-on-year. This reflects strong activity and sustained demand for Grade-A office properties across the region, driven by occupiers from technology, BFSI, and global capability centres.
DLF and Google did not comment on the transaction at the time of reporting. However, market observers said the deal highlights the growing confidence of global companies in India's office real estate sector, particularly in Gurugram, which continues to attract major occupiers seeking large and flexible workspaces.
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