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SpazeOne launches 15,000 sq ft coworking centre in Bengaluru, plans expansion in South India

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Last Updated : 28th Apr, 2026
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SpazeOne has expanded its presence in Bengaluru with the launch of a new coworking facility in Whitefield, spread across 15,000 sq ft with a capacity of 320 desks. The company is looking to scale its operations further by adding 10 more centres across South India during the current financial year, covering nearly 2.5 lakh sq ft. The move comes amid rising demand for managed workspaces from global capability centres, startups and distributed teams, particularly in key micro-markets such as Whitefield, which continues to see steady commercial real estate activity.

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Realty firm SpazeOne has launched a new coworking facility in Whitefield, Bengaluru, as part of its expansion into managed office spaces. The centre, developed under its Phase-1 rollout, spans 15,000 sq ft and offers a seating capacity of 320 desks.


The company stated that Bengaluru continues to see strong growth in coworking developments, especially in established commercial corridors such as Whitefield. According to James Thomas, Co-founder and Director – Marketing at SpazeOne, the city is witnessing increased demand driven by global capability centres (GCCs), startups and distributed teams, which are actively seeking flexible workspace solutions.

The firm has outlined plans to further strengthen its footprint in the southern market. It is aiming to launch 10 additional centres across South India within the current financial year, with a total planned development of around 2.5 lakh sq ft.

This expansion aligns with the broader trend in India’s office market, where flexible and managed workspaces have gained traction after the pandemic. Companies are increasingly opting for scalable and cost-efficient office formats, particularly in cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai. Whitefield, in particular, has emerged as a preferred micro-market due to its established IT ecosystem, improved infrastructure and growing office stock.

Source PTI
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