
- Opens WeWork Infinix Palladium in Whitefield, Bengaluru, and WeWork Millennium Towers in Wakad, Pune
- Strengthens presence across two high-growth commercial corridors as businesses increasingly prioritise proximity to talent, transit and everyday amenities
The expansion reflects a broader shift in how businesses evaluate workplace locations. As cities expand and employment hubs become more distributed, the value of an office is increasingly shaped by what surrounds it - proximity to talent and residential catchments, access to mass transit and major arterial routes, and a strong ecosystem of retail, dining and everyday amenities. This is giving rise to more self-sustained commercial corridors, where employees can increasingly access work and everyday conveniences within a smaller radius. Whitefield and Wakad reflect this evolution in different ways, with the two new centres built around distinct propositions - enterprise scale in Whitefield and an integrated work-life experience in Wakad.
In Bengaluru – WeWork Infinix Palladium
In Bengaluru, WeWork Infinix Palladium strengthens the company’s presence in Whitefield, one of the city's largest and most established office markets. Whitefield has evolved beyond a technology corridor into a self-sustained business district, with established commercial clusters across ITPL, EPIP, Hoodi and Brookefield, supported by a significant residential catchment and a growing mix of retail, hospitality and social infrastructure. Located a four-minute walk from Singayyanapalya Metro Station, WeWork Infinix Palladium is a standalone, full-building workspace built for enterprise scale. Spread across the ground to sixth floor, along with a terrace, the centre spans ~1.7 lakh sq. ft. and offers 3,100+ desks, giving larger teams the ability to consolidate and grow within a single asset. The opening builds on WeWork India’s presence in Bengaluru, where it has 30 centres spanning 3.3 million sq. ft. and 51,700 desks as of Q1 FY27.Arnav S. Gusain, Chief Supply Officer, WeWork India and CEO, Rivet by WeWork India, said, “The definition of a prime business location is changing. As cities become more distributed, businesses are looking beyond the office building itself at how easily employees can move between where they live, work and spend their time. This is making well-connected, self-sustained commercial corridors increasingly important to workplace strategy. Whitefield and Wakad represent this shift in different ways - Whitefield brings the scale and enterprise ecosystem required for sustained growth, while Wakad combines proximity to a major employment hub with a strong residential and lifestyle ecosystem. Our expansion in these markets is about placing workplaces closer to where business growth and talent are converging, while creating environments that can evolve with both.”
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