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Logitech Leases Office at BKC’s Trade Centre for Rs 0.04 Bn
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Logitech Leases Office at BKC’s Trade Centre for Rs 0.04 Bn

Logitech Electronics India has expanded its footprint in Mumbai by leasing office space at Trade Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) for a total rental commitment of around Rs 0.04 billion over five years. The transaction marks the company’s entry into one of Mumbai’s most sought-after commercial districts.
The lease, facilitated by Narains Corporate in partnership with Volney, covers Unit No. 407 on the fourth floor with a carpet area of approximately 2,010 sq ft. The agreement includes a five-year lock-in period with a five per cent annual escalation. Monthly rent is Rs 0.603 million, with a security deposit of Rs 8.1 million.
Volney, founded by Rohan Sheth, has been involved in several high-profile commercial transactions in Mumbai and manages assets including Trade Centre at BKC, Kanakia Boomerang at Chandivali and Kanakia Wallstreet at Andheri East.
Located in the heart of BKC, Trade Centre is a Grade-A commercial development by Wadhwa Developers, featuring glass façades, premium amenities and strong connectivity to major transport hubs. The building houses occupiers such as GIA, VFS Global UK Visa Office, Dezerv and SMIF Capital.
The transaction reflects sustained demand for quality office space in Mumbai, with continued interest from global companies and prominent investors reinforcing confidence in the city’s commercial real estate market.

Logitech Electronics India has expanded its footprint in Mumbai by leasing office space at Trade Centre in Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) for a total rental commitment of around Rs 0.04 billion over five years. The transaction marks the company’s entry into one of Mumbai’s most sought-after commercial districts.The lease, facilitated by Narains Corporate in partnership with Volney, covers Unit No. 407 on the fourth floor with a carpet area of approximately 2,010 sq ft. The agreement includes a five-year lock-in period with a five per cent annual escalation. Monthly rent is Rs 0.603 million, with a security deposit of Rs 8.1 million.Volney, founded by Rohan Sheth, has been involved in several high-profile commercial transactions in Mumbai and manages assets including Trade Centre at BKC, Kanakia Boomerang at Chandivali and Kanakia Wallstreet at Andheri East.Located in the heart of BKC, Trade Centre is a Grade-A commercial development by Wadhwa Developers, featuring glass façades, premium amenities and strong connectivity to major transport hubs. The building houses occupiers such as GIA, VFS Global UK Visa Office, Dezerv and SMIF Capital.The transaction reflects sustained demand for quality office space in Mumbai, with continued interest from global companies and prominent investors reinforcing confidence in the city’s commercial real estate market.

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