This property, located in Sky City—a ready-to-move-in residential project developed by Oberoi Realty spread across 25 acres—offers a range of amenities and luxury features that make it a prime real estate investment.
MumbaiReal EstateLuxury ApartmentAkshay KumarTwinkle KhannaReal Estate MumbaiFeb 06, 2025
The apartment is located in Sky City, a high-end residential project developed by Oberoi Realty in Mumbai, India.
Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna sold the apartment for Rs 80 crore.
Sky City offers a range of amenities including a clubhouse, swimming pool, fitness center, and excellent connectivity.
Sky City was developed by Oberoi Realty, one of India's leading real estate companies.
The couple decided to sell the apartment to focus on their various business ventures and personal projects, and to capitalize on the booming real estate market.
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