Aamir Khan, the renowned Bollywood actor, is set to expand his real estate portfolio with the redevelopment of his apartments in Pali Hill, one of Mumbai's most upscale neighborhoods. This move is expected to boost the luxury property market in the area.
Real EstateLuxury ApartmentsAamir KhanMumbaiPali HillReal Estate MumbaiApr 21, 2025
The redevelopment project is located in Pali Hill, a prime residential area in Mumbai, India.
The key features include state-of-the-art security systems, high-speed elevators, and landscaped gardens, designed to cater to high-net-worth individuals and families.
The project is expected to enhance property values in Pali Hill and set new standards for luxury living in Mumbai, boosting the overall real estate market.
Aamir Khan is actively involved in the redevelopment process, ensuring that the project meets his high standards for luxury and comfort.
The exact timeline for the completion of the project has not been disclosed, but initial work has already begun, and the final designs are expected to be finalized soon.
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