Dextrus Co-Working Opens Its Third Facility in One BKC
A premium name in the coworking space market, Dextrus has now opened its third facility at One BKC in Bandra Kurla Complex. The launch marks the third centre of Dextrus in the city and second centre in BKC. With the new launch, Dextrus further strengthens its commitment towards offering elevated co-working solutions in the city. Located in One BKC, the centre spreads across 12,000 sqft and offers 300 seats. As a part of the expansion and keeping design at the core of its functioning, Dextrus Workspaces will further strengthen its Build By Dextrus offering and customised office solutions wherein they design, build and operate an office space taking away clients hassle of coordinating with design firms, contractors, vendors for the build and eventually the ongoing operations and maintenance of an office space. At the new centre, along with a customised office space, clients also get access to the advantages of a co-working space such as meeting rooms, break out spaces, cafe and pantry, phone- booths etc. An aesthetically designed space replete with state-of-the-art infrastructure and end to end services and utilities, Dextrus, One BKC will help create an ambience where individuals and teams can totally focus on work and productivity. Talking about the new centre, Robin Chhabra, Founder, CEO, Dextrus, said,”At Dextrus, it has been our constant endeavor to design spaces that would meet all kinds of client requirements. With our new centre, we look forward to welcome new clients and expand our presence in Mumbai’s most coveted location - Bandra Kurla Complex. We are optimistic that our design-oriented approach will fuel creativity and elevate the overall workplace experience.” With flexible timings, numerous payment options, discounts, and leasing options, Dexrus makes sure that each client’s differing requirements are fulfilled. Currently, Dextrus offers over 1000 seats in Mumbai across BKC & Lower Parel.
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