International Trade Tower Office for Rent, Nehru Place Delhi

International Trade Tower, usually shortened to ITT, is a 1992 office block in the Nehru Place district centre of South Delhi, about 0.3 km from Nehru Place metro station. It belongs to the Eros Group, whose hotel and Eros Corporate Tower stand in the same district. Offices here let at about Rs 100 to Rs 130 per sq ft a month, plus about Rs 25 of common-area maintenance, on the listings read on 30 September 2026.

The row this page replaces printed a band of about Rs 100 up to Rs 180 with nothing behind the top. The bottom holds. The Rs 180 is a single line on one building site describing its best space, with no unit size and no listing attached, so this page treats it as a ceiling someone has quoted, not as a rate a tenant should expect.

What the listings actually ask

• A fully furnished 525 sq ft office at Rs 68,250 a month. Rs 68,250 divided by 525 is Rs 130 per sq ft.
• A furnished 1,800 sq ft office at Rs 2.25 lakh a month, which is Rs 2,25,000 over 1,800, or Rs 125.
• A furnished 5,000 sq ft office at Rs 5 lakh a month: Rs 5,00,000 over 5,000 is Rs 100.
• A coworking platform that lists a whole floor of about 14,160 sq ft says rents in the building start from Rs 100.
• Two more units of 2,800 and 4,160 sq ft are listed on a building directory without a price.

The pattern is the usual one for Nehru Place: the smaller the unit, the more each foot costs. A 525 sq ft office pays about 30 per cent more per foot than a 5,000 sq ft one, because the owner of a small furnished suite has more tenants to replace and more wear to cover. The 1,800 and 5,000 sq ft asks appeared in a search summary that did not say which listing carried them, so treat them as a guide to the slope, and the Rs 130 small-suite ask and the Rs 100 floor as the firmer numbers.

The Rs 180 quote, and a band that could not be traced

A site that markets offices in this building says its best commercial space costs Rs 180 per sq ft. Nothing on the record reaches that: no listing, no size, no floor. At Rs 180 a tenant would be paying the top of DLF South Court's band in Saket, in a building 15 years older than the 2007 Salcon towers in Saket and Jasola. A higher floor with a fresh fit-out may ask something above Rs 130, but a tenant should make the landlord show why.

A second band, Rs 140 to Rs 160 for furnished space, turns up in search summaries for ITT. It could not be tied to any listing, and the same result pages carry this site's own old row, so it is not used as evidence here.

A month's bill at four sizes

Rent and maintenance are charged on the same area, and GST at 18 per cent is added to the rent. The table uses the Rs 25 maintenance from the one listing that states it.

A firm registered for GST can usually claim the tax on the rent back, which takes the 1,800 sq ft office to about Rs 2,70,000 a month. If the landlord also charges GST on the maintenance, add 18 per cent of that line. The full-floor row is there for a firm weighing a whole level; the listed floor has no price of its own, so Rs 100 is the building's stated starting rent, not an offer for that floor.

Deposit and lock-in: what is and is not published

No ITT listing prints a deposit, a lock-in or an escalation. A coworking platform's page for the building tells tenants to expect a deposit of 6 to 12 months' rent, which on a 5,000 sq ft office at Rs 100 would be Rs 30 lakh to Rs 60 lakh. That is a general warning, not this building's term. For comparison, Gopaldas Bhawan on Barakhamba Road, which does publish its terms, asks three months, a three-year lock-in and 15 per cent every three years. Open at three months here, and put the lock-in and the step-up in the lease.

A 1992 tower: what the age means

Directories give ITT two basements, a ground floor and 16 upper floors; one site calls it 17 storeys, which is the same count if the ground floor is included. Floors are about 14,160 sq ft. The total area is printed two ways: 2,54,880 sq ft by one directory and 2,56,135 sq ft by a building site. The first is exactly 18 floors of 14,160 sq ft, so it looks calculated rather than measured, and 17 floors of 14,160 would be only 2,40,720 sq ft. Either some floors are larger or the counts include basements. For a lease it matters less than the carpet area of your own unit, which is the number to ask for.

Listings describe central air conditioning, full power backup, high-speed lifts, CCTV and basement parking. In a building of 34 years, those words cover plant of very different ages. Ask when the lifts and the chillers were last replaced, how many parking slots come with the unit, and whether the air conditioning runs after office hours and at what charge. No occupation certificate or completion document appears in any source read; a building finished in 1992 predates the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act by more than two decades, so there is no registration to look up.

Who works here

No full list of companies in the building was found in the sources read. One building site names HDFC Bank and Suzlon Energy among the occupants. Avanta Business Centre runs a serviced floor of about 15,000 sq ft, addressed as the second floor of E Block, with private cabins, day offices, meeting rooms and virtual-office plans; its coworking seats are taken with one month's deposit. That is the route for a team too small for a leased unit.

Nehru Place against Jasola, Saket and Connaught Place

On rent, ITT sits with the Jasola buildings, not with Saket. Salcon Aurum and DLF Towers Jasola let for about the same money in newer buildings, and Salcon Aurum is at its own metro station. ABW Rectangle One and DLF South Court in Saket ask Rs 125 to Rs 180 for a newer building and a mall next door. What ITT offers against both is the Nehru Place address, a walk to the Violet Line, and a district where printers, hardware dealers and banks are downstairs. What it costs a tenant is an older building in a crowded market with hard parking.

Who should take space here

ITT suits a firm of 5 to 150 people that wants a South Delhi address on the metro at Rs 100 to Rs 130, especially one whose clients or staff already come to Nehru Place. It suits a small team that takes a furnished 500 to 1,800 sq ft suite and moves in the same week. It does not suit a firm that wants a modern Grade A lobby and floor plate at this rent, which Jasola gives, or one whose staff all drive and need guaranteed parking.

Questions to settle before signing

1. Floor, carpet area and super area of the unit, and whether the rent is on super area.
2. Maintenance: the Rs 25 figure in writing, what it covers, and whether GST is added.
3. Deposit, lock-in and escalation: none is published, so every one goes in the lease.
4. The landlord's title: most units are owned by individuals; see the registered sale deed or conveyance, and check for a loan against the unit.
5. Air conditioning and power hours, and the charge for running them late.
6. Parking: the number of basement slots allotted in writing.
7. Furniture: an inventory signed with the lease, for a furnished suite.

For how Delhi office rents compare with prices across the region, see Delhi NCR property prices.

Frequently asked questions

What is the rent for office space in International Trade Tower, Nehru Place?

About Rs 100 to Rs 130 per sq ft a month on the listings found on 30 September 2026. A fully furnished 525 sq ft office asks Rs 68,250 a month, which is Rs 130; a coworking platform says rents in the building start from Rs 100. One building site quotes Rs 180 for its best space, but no listing with a size was found at that rate. Common-area maintenance of about Rs 25 is extra.

What are the maintenance charges in International Trade Tower?

One listing gives common-area maintenance of Rs 25 per sq ft a month, charged on the same area as the rent. On a 1,800 sq ft office that is Rs 45,000 a month before tax. Ask whether the Rs 25 covers power backup and air conditioning during office hours, and whether GST is added to it as well as to the rent.

How much does an office in International Trade Tower cost a month?

A furnished 525 sq ft office at Rs 130 costs about Rs 93,660 a month: Rs 68,250 rent, Rs 13,125 maintenance at Rs 25 and Rs 12,285 of GST on the rent. A 5,000 sq ft furnished office at Rs 100 comes to about Rs 7,15,000, and a whole floor of about 14,160 sq ft at Rs 100 to about Rs 20.25 lakh. Electricity is metered on top.

How far is International Trade Tower from Nehru Place metro station?

The distance is about 0.3 km, by one building directory's measure, so staff can walk from the Nehru Place station on the Violet Line. That walk is through the Nehru Place district centre, which is crowded on weekdays, so allow a few extra minutes at peak hours.

What is the address and pin code of International Trade Tower?

A map listing gives International Trade Tower, Lala Lajpat Rai Road, Nehru Place, New Delhi 110019. Its location is inside the Nehru Place district centre, about 0.3 km from Nehru Place, the nearest metro station, on the Violet Line. Units inside are addressed by block and floor: the Avanta serviced centre, for example, gives the second floor of E Block, so put the block, floor and unit number in the lease.

Which companies have offices in International Trade Tower?

One building site names HDFC Bank and Suzlon Energy as occupants. Avanta Business Centre runs a serviced centre of about 15,000 sq ft on a single floor, given as the second floor of E Block, which is where a team of a few people can take desks instead of leasing a unit. Occupant lists age quickly, so ask who is on your floor.

How big is International Trade Tower, and when was it built?

It was completed in 1992. Directories give two basements, a ground floor and 16 upper floors, with floors of about 14,160 sq ft. The total is printed as 2,54,880 sq ft on one site and 2,56,135 sq ft on another; the first is exactly 18 floors of 14,160 sq ft. Offices are let from about 500 sq ft up to full floors.

Who is the builder and owner of International Trade Tower in Nehru Place?

It is an Eros Group building. The group's own business profile describes it as a commercial property of Nehru Place Hotels Limited, a group company, and a building directory names Eros Group as the developer. Many units are let by individual owners, so the name on your lease may be a private landlord; check that person's title.