Information technology space has resulted in reduced demand for office space in India in the second quarter of the current financial year. As per the report, many companies, especially in the IT/ITes sectors, have curtailed their expansion plans, which has hit office space sales in the last three-months. Another reason was the unavailability of funds for the sector, it says. The report also said that the current global conditions are likely to impact Mumbai the most as it is the financial capital of India, and the rentals and capital values across most micro-markets in the city will see a further correction. "The global economic slowdown has started to show early signs of impact on the office rental market. Going forward, this is expected to keep office rentals under check," said Mr. Anshuman Magazine, Managing Director, CB Richard Ellis, South Asia.