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Marathon Futurex, Lower Parel is the Preferred Destination for MNC's India HQs, with Kansai Nerolac recently acquiring space for Rs 85 cr

By ANI | Updated: February 16, 2022 17:15 IST

The Kansai Nerolac deal is one of several large ticket transactions that have happened at Marathon Futurex in the last few years, with Essel Group having purchased 2.2 lac sqft in a deal worth Rs 400 Cr, IDBI Federal Life Insurance inking a deal worth Rs 111 Cr, and HPCL purchasing space worth Rs 120 cr.

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The Kansai Nerolac deal is one of several large ticket transactions that have happened at in the last few years, with Essel Group having purchased 2.2 lac sqft in a deal worth Rs 400 Cr, IDBI Federal Life Insurance inking a deal worth Rs 111 Cr, and HPCL purchasing space worth Rs 120 cr.

Marathon Futurex has emerged as a preferred destination for MNC's looking to set up their India Headquarters and is host to marquee names like L'Oreal, Diageo, Thomas Cook, and also large Indian companies like Zee, SBI Capital, and more.

Marathon Futurex is being developed in phases, with the Occupation Certificate received up to the 31st floor. The project has over 10 lakh sqft of operational spaces already, and 14 lakh sqft of total potential. Approximately 7000 office-goers work at Futurex.

At a proposed height of 38 storeys, Futurex will be one of the tallest commercial projects in the country once completed. The project enjoys great connectivity - the monorail station, the western line railway station, and the central line railway station are all just a minute's walk from the project.

"Amongst the key decision factors for the Kansai Nerolac team was the excellent connectivity the project enjoys, with easy access to public transport hubs and also via road to the Eastern and Western Express highways as well as to Navi Mumbai. The connectivity makes it easier to attract and retain talent from all over the city. The large columnless floor spans which result in higher efficiency and uninterrupted sea views were also a differentiating factor." said Samyag Shah, Director, Marathon Group.

Commercial real estate boom

The deal comes at a time when large commercial real estate transactions are gaining momentum again post the pandemic slump, with more organizations now returning to offices.

"In the last 18 months, we've clocked a revenue of over Rs. 200 Cr at Marathon Futurex. The demand for Grade A offices spaces remains robust," said Samyag Shah.

As per property consultants JLL's recent research, the commercial market in Mumbai has seen a resurgence in the second half of the year, with over 30lac sqft of leasing absorption in the second of 2021, after a muted first half which saw absorption of 8lac sqft.

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