India's commercial office market is increasingly influenced by large corporate occupiers, with companies favoring scale and consolidation in their office spaces. In the first quarter of this year, large office transactions across eight major property markets reached 19.5 million sq ft, representing 65% of total office leasing, and marking a 3% increase from the same period last year, according to Knight Frank India. Bengaluru continues to dominate this segment, recording 7 million sq ft in transactions above 100,000 sq ft, which accounted for 77% of the city's total office leasing volume of 9.2 million sq ft. Hyderabad emerged as the fastest-growing market, with a 69% year-on-year increase in large office leasing, totaling 4.4 million sq ft. The mid-sized office segment also showed strong growth, rising 27% year-on-year to 5.2 million sq ft. Smaller office leasing remains concentrated in Mumbai, which recorded 1.6 million sq ft in transactions below 50,000 sq ft. This trend indicates a shift towards larger, integrated office environments that support operational efficiency and employee experience, as companies increasingly opt for high-quality campuses over fragmented office locations.