WeWork India Management Ltd has opened a new co-working centre in Gurugram, thereby expanding its footprint to meet the rising demand for flexible and managed office spaces. Notably, the new facility offers more than 1,200 seats across a 90,000 sq ft area, reinforcing the company’s growth strategy in key commercial hubs.
In a regulatory filing on Monday, the company confirmed the launch of its latest centre, “WeWork Atrium Place,” located in Udyog Vihar, Gurugram. Through this addition, WeWork India continues to strengthen its presence in one of India’s most active corporate and industrial corridors.
Furthermore, the newly opened centre spans 90,000 sq ft and provides over 1,200 desks, specifically designed to cater to enterprises seeking scalable, plug-and-play workspace solutions. As a result, the facility aligns with growing corporate preference for flexible leasing models.
To support this expansion, WeWork India has leased office space from real estate major DLF and will now sublease the desks to corporate clients. Consequently, this asset-light approach allows the company to scale rapidly while offering premium infrastructure to its occupiers.
Launched in 2017, WeWork India has steadily emerged as one of the country’s leading premium flexible workspace operators. Since inception, the company has expanded its operations across eight cities—Chennai, New Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad. As of December 2025, WeWork India operates 73 centres, covering a total area of 8.2 million square feet.
Meanwhile, industry data highlights the growing momentum in the flexible workspace segment. According to Colliers India, co-working operators leased 13 million sq ft of Grade A office space in 2025, marking a slight increase over the previous year. Additionally, flex space operators accounted for nearly 18 percent of total gross office leasing across seven major cities during the year, underlining strong occupier demand.
The launch of WeWork Atrium Place in Gurugram underscores WeWork India’s continued focus on high-demand office markets and flexible workspace solutions. With corporates increasingly opting for managed and scalable offices, WeWork India remains well-positioned to capitalise on India’s evolving commercial real estate and hybrid work landscape.
