MA R K E T B E AT Office Q1 2021

Market driven by flex space operators In Q1 2021, Hyderabad’s office market has continued to sustain the recovery in leasing activity witnessed towards the end of 2020. Gross leasing was over 1.0 msf, up by 15% q-o-q, but lower by nearly 40% on an annual basis. More than 3/4ths of the total leasing was recorded in while flexible workspaces accounted about 30% of the total leasing activity (on par with Q4 2020) suggesting a steady growth in 13.0 % VACANCY (Q1 2021) demand for flexible workspaces. Skootr, one of the major co-working operators in the country has entered the city leasing nearly 300,000 Sf in Madhapur. CAPEX savings, shorter lock-in periods, possibility to scale up / down as per business needs has made flex an integral part of space strategies for most occupiers in recent months. About 2500 seats have been signed with various co-working operators across the city during Q1. 4.0 msf NEW COMPLETIONS (Q1 2021) Nearly 870,000 msf of term renewals were also recorded in Q1. Nevertheless, occupiers in general continue to remain cautious and some of them have deferred expansion / relocation / consolidation plans in the short term.

Rise in vacancy driven by supply surge 0.6 msf NET ABSORPTION (Q1 2021) Overall vacancy rate at the city level was recorded at 13.0% in Q1, a 450 plus bps rise on a quarterly basis, reaching a double digit nearly after 6 years. Vacancies were largely driven by new supply which is yet to be leased along with larger relocations and consolidations which also contributed partly to the rising vacancy in select properties. New supply of 4.0 msf (of which nearly 87% is vacant) was recorded during the quarter. Net absorption was about 620,000 msf, a 60% plus decline q-o-q as tenants continue to recalibrate space strategies for the short term. MARKET INDICATORS OVERALL Considering a gradual recovery in demand and pre-commitments in upcoming supply, we expect vacancy rate to remain at 15-18% levels over Q1 2021 the next 15-18 months.

12 month Q1 2020 Q1 2021 Headline rents are largely stable in Q1, new supply to keep rentals under check in the short term Forecast Despite rising vacancies both in Madhapur and Gachibowli, headline rents have largely remained stable over the last 3 months. Given the higher Overall vacancy levels and continued addition of new supply, landlords continue to offer flexibility on the lease terms and rents areexpected to witness 5.5% 13.0% Vacancy a downward pressure in the short to medium term, making it an occupier driven market. Tenants with sizeable requirements willcontinue to enjoy flexibility for another 12- 18 months. From a long-term perspective, such flexibility makes the market even more competitive even as Weighted Average vacancy remains in double digits. Net Asking Rents 62.0 61.00 (INR/sf/month)

YTD Net 1,799,879 624,321 Absorption (sf) NET ABSORPTION & NEW SUPPLY OVERALL VACANCY & WEIGHTED AVERAGE ASKING RENT 12.0 80.0 14.00% 10.0 12.00% 8.0 60.0 10.00% 8.00% 6.0 40.0 6.00% 4.0 20.0 4.00% 2.0 2.00% 0.0 0.0 0.00% 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021F

NET ABSORPTION (MSF) NEW SUPPLY (MSF) WEIGHTED AVERAGE RENTS (INR/SF/MONTH) OVERALL VACANCY(%) MA R K E T B E AT HYDERABAD Office Q1 2021

MARKET STATISTICS

GRADE A WTD. AVG. RENT* YTD GROSS PLANNED & UNDER INVENTORY YTD CONSTRUCTION YTD NET SUBMARKET VACANCY RATE (%) LEASING CONSTRUCTION (SF) COMPLETIONS (SF) ABSORPTION (SF) ACTIVITY# (SF) (SF)^ INR/SF/MO US$/SF/YR EUR/SF/YR

Madhapur 47,471,455 8.7% 846,000 11,145,135 1,885,030 578,716 71.00 11.70 9.74

Gachibowli 18,416,788 19.6% 197,655 13,665,000 2,209,923 137,085 61.00 10.05 8.37

Peripheral East 2,258,000 35.8% 0 0 0 -52,000 38.60 6.36 5.29

TOTAL## 69,698,064 13.0% 1,050,657 25,312,135 4,094,953 624,321 61.00 10.05 8.37

The report highlights Grade A details only. Certain indicators are historically corrected by addition / deletion of older / refurbished projects as per grade A classification and accounting for changes in built-up / leasable area besides adjusting tenant leases to reflect accurate market conditions. ^ Includes planned & under construction projects until 2023 Kapil Kanala Net absorption refers to the incremental new space take-up *Weighted average asking rental rates for vacant spaces that provide core facility, high-side air conditioning and 100% power back up Senior Associate Director, Research Services * Term Renewals recorded during Q1 - 0.87 msf. Total Gross Leasing activity in Q1 2021 including term renewals – 1.9 msf +91 40 40405555 / [email protected] ## Totals include a smaller portion of grade A properties outside the above-mentioned submarkets. IT-BPM – Information Technology – Business Process Management, BFSI - Banking, Financial services and Insurance Key to submarkets: Madhapur includes Madhapur, , ; Gachibowli includes Gachibowli, , Peripheral East includ es Pocharam and Uppal; US$ 1 = INR 72.8 € 1 = INR 87.5 Numbers for the first quarter are based on market information collected until 25 th Mar 2021

KEY LEASE TRANSACTIONS Q1 2021 PROPERTY SUBMARKET TENANT SF TYPE DivyaSree Orion B # 3 Suburban (Madhapur) Salesforce 261,484 Pre Lease

BSR Tech Park Tower - 1 Suburban (Gachibowli) MassMutual 68,592 Expansion

Salarpuria Sattva Parcel - 4 Suburban (Madhapur) Goldman Sachs 106,408 Fresh lease cushmanwakefield.com

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