The renowned music composer Anu Malik and his wife have reportedly sold two properties located in Santacruz West, Mumbai, for a combined total of Rs 14.49 crore, as per property registration records accessed by real estate platform Square Yards.
Anu MalikMumbai Real EstateSantacruz WestProperty SaleHighvalue PropertiesReal Estate MumbaiFeb 07, 2025
Anu Malik and his wife sold two properties in Santacruz West, Mumbai. One is a 3-bedroom apartment, and the other is a 2-bedroom unit.
The properties were sold for a combined total of Rs 14.49 crore.
While the specific reasons were not disclosed, industry experts believe that the sale is a strategic move given the current real estate market conditions and Anu Malik's other business interests.
The real estate market in Santacruz West is currently very active, with a notable uptick in recent months. The area is known for its vibrant lifestyle, excellent connectivity, and a plethora of commercial and residential developments.
Industry experts believe that the proceeds from the sale could be used to fund new business ventures or investments.
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