Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has made a noteworthy real estate move by selling his apartment in Oberoi Sky City, Mumbai. The sale marks a significant transaction in the city's premium property market, attracting attention from both fans and real estate en
Real EstateMumbaiAkshay KumarOberoi Sky CityLuxury PropertyReal Estate MaharashtraMar 10, 2025
The stamp duty amount for Akshay Kumar's apartment sale in Oberoi Sky City is Rs 26.1 lakh.
Oberoi Sky City is located in the suburb of Goregaon in Mumbai.
In January 2025, Akshay Kumar sold another unit in the same complex, Oberoi Sky City.
Akshay Kumar's real estate transactions reflect a robust and dynamic market in Mumbai, with a focus on luxury properties and strategic investment decisions.
Typical costs associated with premium real estate transactions in Mumbai include high stamp duties and registration charges, which can be a significant portion of the transaction value.
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