Disney Signs 174,000 Sq Ft Lease at RMZ Ecoworld, Netizens Say: “Bengaluru Just Keeps Winning”

The Walt Disney Company, which is a global entertainment behemoth, has reportedly leased 174,000 sq ft of prime office space at RMZ Ecoworld 20 Campus located along Outer Ring Road (ORR) in Bellandur, Bengaluru.

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The prime Grade-A office space lease confirms that Bellandur's Outer Ring Road zone remains one of India's most preferred commercial markets.

Although direct communication or a press release from Disney has not been received yet, analytics related to real estate acquisition and public relations point towards Disney, expanding its reach into Bengaluru, also known as India's tech or innovation capital.

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What This Means for Bengaluru’s Commercial Scene

This development, if it came through, further cements the fact that Bengaluru has come out of the closet in terms of back-office functions in the country and is getting global players to set up their technology, media, and creative hubs in the city.

The ORR corridor in Bengaluru, encompassing Bellandur, Whitefield, and Sarjapur Road, remains attractive for multinationals because of its state-of-the-art infrastructure, human resources, and connectivity. Other corporate giants like Honeywell have also leased large spaces in and around these areas in recent times.

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Netizens React

Social media users have responded enthusiastically to the news, with many celebrating Bengaluru’s ability to attract another global marquee brand.

Comments on X (formerly Twitter) with users noting that “Bengaluru just keeps winning”

Many see this as evidence that India isn’t just a back-office destination anymore; it’s a place where global giants want a strategic presence.

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