Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar has sold two Borivali East flats for a total of 7.10 crore, marking a significant 90% return on investment. The properties, part of a premium development by Oberoi Realty, highlight the growing real estate appeal of Mumbai’s western suburbs.
Akshay KumarBorivaliReal EstateMumbaiRoiReal Estate MumbaiJul 28, 2025
Akshay Kumar sold two adjoining residential properties in Borivali East for a combined value of 7.10 crore.
The first property was purchased in 2017 for 3.02 crore, and the second property was acquired for 67.90 lakh.
The properties yielded a significant 90% return on investment.
The properties are located in a premium development by Oberoi Realty in Borivali East, Mumbai.
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