New Delhi, May 16 -- As Indian offices evolve into strategic hubs for sustainability and employee well-being, Knight Frank India expects smart building technologies and ESG-led workplace practices to drive greater adoption of integrated facilities management solutions.

While large campuses already enjoy significant cost advantages through automation and centralised systems, the gap between small and large occupiers may narrow as technology reduces manpower dependence and improves efficiency across all formats, Knight Frank said in a press release on Saturday.

Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurugram remain India's most expensive office markets for facilities management, with small occupiers bearing the highest per sq ft costs due to limited scale...