Google Signs 617,000 Sq Ft Office Lease at Gurugram’s Atrium Place, Expanding its Indian Presence

The Economic Times reported that Google, a prominent US tech company, has leased over 617,000 square feet of office space at Atrium Place in Gurugram, one of the biggest office space agreements of 2025. The building, which was created in collaboration with DLF and Hines, represents Google’s ongoing foray into the corporate real estate sector in India.

The deal is a component of Google’s long-term strategy to increase its footprint in the National Capital Region (NCR), even if the lease’s terms and financials are still unknown. The most recent agreement was reached months after the business leased 550,000 square feet from Table Space, a managed office provider in another commercial facility in Gurugram.

India a Hot Spot for Google as it Renews Bangaluru Office Lease

Google IT Services India extended its office lease at Bengaluru’s Bagmane Capital Business Park for a further five years in May 2025, paying INR 90 crore a year. The 870,000 square foot workspace is spread between two towers, Kyoto East and Kyoto West, and is next to Google Ananta, the company’s largest campus in India, which can accommodate 5,000 workers. Propstack records state that Google will pay INR 7.5 crore in rent each month, or INR 86.25 per square foot. Additionally, a total of INR 38 crore has been deposited as security, divided between the two towers.

Google Also Renews Mumbai’s BKC Lease

Google Cloud and Google India extended their office leases at the First International Financial Centre (FIFC) in Mumbai’s Bandra-Kurla Complex (BKC), one of the priciest corporate districts in India, in February 2025. The Mumbai contract, according to the property records Square Yards examined, spans two floors and 110,980 square feet. The monthly rent is INR 3.55 crore, and the lease will be in effect for five years beginning in June 2025. After three years, there is a 15% rent increase clause in the agreement. Google paid a security deposit of INR 9.64 crore, stamp duty of INR 1.87 crore, and registration fees of INR 30,000.