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π° At βΉππ π©ππ« π¬πͺ ππ monthly rent, this marks one of the higher-end rental deals in ππ¨π₯π€πππβπ¬ competitive warehousing market.
This move is part of Amazonβs aggressive India expansion strategy, following its πππ,πππ π¬πͺ ππ leases in Delhi NCR earlier this year.
The focus? Strengthening last-mile delivery, localising inventory, and catering to rising demand across Tier 1 & Tier 2 cities.
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Demand is fuelled by 3PL, e-commerce, and engineering sectors, with large-scale deals like Amazonβs shaping the cityβs warehousing landscape.
ππ¨π₯π€πππβπ¬ logistics sector is quietly but steadily making its mark on Indiaβs consumption map and this Amazon facility is set to be a game changer.