Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has sold his apartment in Borivali, Mumbai, for Rs 4.35 crore, marking an impressive 84% appreciation over the original purchase price. This move highlights the robust real estate market in the city, especially in premium area
Real EstateAkshay KumarMumbaiProperty MarketBorivaliReal Estate MumbaiMar 10, 2025
Akshay Kumar sold his Borivali apartment for Rs 4.35 crore.
The property appreciated by 84% over the original purchase price.
The growth in Borivali is attributed to infrastructure development, improved connectivity, and the increasing number of corporate offices and amenities in the area.
The key factors include the area's development, better infrastructure, and the growing demand for housing in premium locations like Borivali.
The real estate market in Mumbai is expected to continue growing, with developers focusing on high-end projects and the ongoing development of infrastructure and amenities.
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