Facebook Renews Lease for 3.7 Lakh Sq. Ft Office in Hyderabad’s Hitec City

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Facebook has renewed its lease for a sprawling 3.7 lakh sq. ft office space in Hyderabad’s Hitec City. The lease renewal reflects the company’s continued commitment to its operations in India and the thriving commercial hub of Hyderabad.

The office, located in the prestigious Mindspace Business Park, has been a key operational center for Facebook’s activities in India, catering to engineering, marketing, and sales teams. This renewal underscores the tech giant’s confidence in Hyderabad as a strategic location for innovation and growth.

According to sources, the lease agreement was finalized at a competitive rate, showcasing the demand for premium office spaces in the city’s IT corridor. With this renewal, Facebook solidifies its position as a prominent player in Hyderabad’s dynamic corporate ecosystem.

Hyderabad continues to attract global corporations with its robust infrastructure, talent pool, and business-friendly environment. Facebook’s decision to retain such a significant office space is expected to further boost the city’s reputation as a global IT and commercial hub.

This development also highlights the steady recovery of the commercial real estate sector post-pandemic, with companies re-evaluating and expanding their operational footprints in India.

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