Bollywood superstar Akshay Kumar has offloaded his prime office space in Mumbai, a high-end commercial real estate property, for Rs 8 crore. The property, which he held for five years, is located in a premium location with an average rate of ₹48,000 per sq ft.
Akshay KumarCommercial Real EstateMumbai PropertyOffice SpaceReal Estate InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiApr 21, 2025
Akshay Kumar sold his office space in Mumbai as part of a strategic decision to manage his diverse portfolio of investments and capitalize on market opportunities in the commercial real estate sector.
The average property rate in the development where Akshay Kumar's office space was located is around ₹48,000 per square foot.
Akshay Kumar owned the office space for approximately five years before selling it.
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