Mumbai&Vacuum space bags Manufacturers39;s share was 13 per cent of the total leasing in first half of 2017, while Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad and Pune constituted 23 per cent of the demand.3 million sq ft was leased across cities.The deal size rose to 65,000 sq ft during January-June 2017 from about 50,000 sq ft in second half of 2016."The sustained growth of the segment, coupled with the implementation of the # landmark Goods and Services Tax (from July 1), will result in efficient supply chains and lower compliance costs, the benefits of which will eventually trickle down to make the reform a much needed incentive for businesses in India," he said."The leasing activity continued to witness strong growth during the first half of 2017, as close to 7..3 million sq ft in eight cities and absorption may touch an all-time high in 2017 on positive sentiments after GST rollout, according to a study.Among the prominent deals during January-June period, LP Logistics leased about 2 lakh sq ft in Bhiwandi, Mumbai, Honda Two-Wheelers 1.3 million sq ft.8 lakh sq ft in Delhi-NCR and P&G 2 lakh sq ft in Chennai. The number of transaction above 2 lakh sq ft also doubled during the period under review. New Delhi: The leasing of industrial and warehousing space rose 50 per cent in January-June at 7.

Leasing activities grew in all sectors except pharma, which absorbed 20 per cent less space in the first half of 2017 as compared to the second half of 2016.The consultant projected that rentals in select micro- markets would rise on strong demand."Sustained demand coupled with limited quality supply led to a steep appreciation in rentals (11-13 per cent) in micro- markets like Ghaziabad, Kundli/Murthal in Delhi-NCR, western corridors of Hyderabad and Bhiwandi in Mumbai," the report said, adding that rentals dipped in Chennai on higher supply. Bengaluru, Delhi-NCR and Chennai were the preferred markets for leasing space.Leasing activity continued to witness strong growth during the first half of 2017 as close to 7.9 lakh sq ft in Bengaluru, HUL 1. Leasing activities grew in all sectors except pharma, which absorbed 20 per cent less space in the first half of 2017.Property consultant CBRE, in its report 'India Industrial and Logistics MarketView, H1 2017', said that the companies from third party logistics, engineering, manufacturing and FMCG sectors contributed about 75 per cent of the leasing.CBRE Chairman India and South East Asia Anshuman Magazine said the country's growing economy has helped in increased activities in industrial and warehousing segment over the past few years. The transaction activity grew by almost 50 per cent when compared to H2 2016," CBRE said.

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