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18 18  * DLF The Sky Court Sector 86
19 19  * DLF Regal Gardens Sector 90
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42 42  According to reports, the gross absorption in office space, across the top seven cities in the country, for calendar year 2019 was approximately 5.44 million square meter (msm) [58.6 million square feet (msf)]. Absorption is expected to go down in the short-term. . The primary reasons attributed are
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44 -* .Delays in delivery of office spaces due to the lockdown
43 +* Delays in delivery of office spaces due to the lockdown
45 45  * Most businesses would review their respective business continuity plans and most of the technology related firms expect that a substantial portion of the workforce will continue to work from home, at least for the short-term.
46 46  * Businesses across the globe would probably defer decision making in leasing out additional space, given the fact that the operation and revenues will be impacted.
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48 48  The office segment will see new concepts emerging. Work from Home, as a concept is expected to become a positive supplement rather than a substitute. New trends like de-densification, health and wellness may gain prominence as a consequence to the pandemic.
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51 51  == Retail Segment ==
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53 53  The retail sector is most impacted due to this pandemic. All the retail malls across the nation were forced to shut during the period of the lock-down to ensure health and safety of the people. This shutting has impacted the retailers in terms of revenue loss as well as inventory overhang. The near-term outlook also remains cautious as the malls and the retailers would have to maintain strict measures to ensure health and safety of the people
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197 197  While 53 players own/operate these 126 third-party data centres, the capacity is highly concentrated among the top 12 players who operate around 95 per cent of the total IT power capacity in the country, the report highlighted.
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