Gurgaon carries 109 office buildings holding 983 separate lots, a depth that means a tenant with a fixed size brief compares dozens of comparable units instead of settling for the first fit. Lot sizes in Gurgaon start at 5 m² and reach 530 m², with the median at 54 m², so one search covers a two-desk unit on Sohna Road and a full back-office floor without changing the filters.
Quoted rents in Gurgaon spread from $274 to $672 per m² a year with the midpoint at $351, meaning the expensive tail costs roughly 2.5 times the cheap one — a gap no single city-wide budget line absorbs. Practical consequence: in Gurgaon the address sets the number, so the shortlist of three or four buildings should come before the budget, and a brief pegged to the $351 median will quietly exclude most of the premium stock.
Half of everything listed in Gurgaon sits under 54 m², so a requirement several times that size is served by a minority of the 983 lots and is often better assembled as contiguous space on two floors of one building than hunted as a single suite. Small teams face the opposite situation in Gurgaon: the 5 m² floor of the range shows how much of the cheap end is serviced desks and managed suites, where lease flexibility rather than headline rent is the thing to compare.