RMZ plans to sell premium office condominiums for about Rs 65 billion (bn) to family offices and other investors this year, a senior company executive said. The transaction forms part of a push by the Bengaluru headquartered developer to monetise high quality workplace stock through outright sales. The offering sits under a newly launched Signature Offices arm that packages inventory for direct purchase. The move signals a shift towards more structured sale models alongside lease-led strategies. Brand new office blocks will be available as standalone buildings or as demarcated units within under construction and upcoming projects across three cities: Bengaluru, Pune and Gurugram. The developer intends to offer stock drawn from campuses where firms have sought larger, bespoke workplaces and where demand metrics have strengthened. Sales focus will be on institutional buyers, family offices and private capital that prefer direct ownership to tenancy. The structure aims to provide investors with completed or near completed assets that can deliver predictable income profiles. Market activity in Indian commercial real estate has shown rising leasing and investment volumes, supported by domestic institutions, family offices and global capital. Industry advisory notes indicate that allocations have increased through direct acquisitions, real estate investment trusts and structured debt instruments. Advisors point to continued interest from occupiers seeking modern offices as a factor lifting investor appetite. The developer's approach mirrors a broader trend towards mixed modalities of capital deployment in the sector. Executives expect transactions to close within the financial year as family offices pursue portfolio diversification and direct exposure to prime assets. The strategy is intended to enable faster recycling of capital into development projects and new acquisition opportunities for the firm. Observers say such deals can catalyse more structured investment flows into Indian workplaces and provide buyers with clearer asset level control. The sale programme underscores the increasing role of domestic capital in shaping the next phase of commercial real estate growth.