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Smartworks signs new lease to expand coworking capacity in Mumbai

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Last Updated : 13th Feb, 2026
Synopsis

Smartworks Coworking Spaces has taken another step to expand its footprint by signing a lease deed for additional capacity in Mumbai. The company disclosed that the expansion will require an investment of around INR 250 million. The move aligns with Smartworks ongoing strategy to grow its presence in key commercial markets where demand for flexible office space remains steady. Mumbai continues to be a core market for coworking operators due to sustained demand from enterprises and mid-sized firms seeking managed and flexible workspaces.

Smartworks Coworking Spaces has entered into a lease deed to add new operational capacity in Mumbai, strengthening its presence in one of India's most competitive office markets. The company informed exchanges that the capacity addition will involve an investment of about INR 250 million.


The planned expansion reflects Smartworks focus on scaling up in major business hubs where demand for flexible and managed office solutions has remained resilient. Mumbai has consistently been a priority market for the company, given its concentration of financial services firms, multinational companies, and large domestic enterprises that increasingly prefer flexible workspace models.

Smartworks has, over the past few years, followed an asset-light growth approach by leasing large commercial properties and converting them into managed coworking spaces. The company operates across several cities and has steadily expanded its portfolio by targeting enterprise clients rather than freelancers alone, differentiating itself from smaller coworking operators.

The latest lease agreement adds to Smartworks existing footprint in Mumbai, a city that has seen stable office absorption driven by banking, technology, consulting, and professional services firms. Industry trends suggest that occupiers are opting for flexible leases to manage costs and accommodate hybrid work patterns, supporting continued demand for such spaces.

Source Reuters

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