Veteran Bollywood actor Jeetendra and his family-owned firms have sold a prime land parcel in Andheri, Mumbai, to NTT Global Data Centers for Rs 855 crore. The deal, one of the largest real estate transactions involving a Bollywood family, highlights the growing interest of global tech companies in India's real estate market.
Real EstateBollywoodData CentersNtt GlobalJeetendraReal EstateJun 05, 2025
The sellers in this transaction are veteran Bollywood actor Jeetendra and his family-owned firms, Pantheon Buildcon Private Limited and Tusshar Infra Developers Private Limited.
The buyer is NTT Global Data Centers & Cloud Infrastructure India Private Limited, formerly known as Netmagic IT Services Private Limited. NTT specializes in data center infrastructure and a range of IT services, including cloud solutions, hosting, data management, and application development.
The sold land parcel covers a total area of 9,664.68 sq. m. (~0.96 hectares or ~2.39 acres).
The site currently houses Balaji IT Park and includes three constructed buildings with a cumulative built-up area of 45,572.14 sq. m. (4,90,534 sq. ft.).
The transaction was registered in May 2025. It incurred a stamp duty of Rs. 8.69 crore and registration charges amounting to Rs. 30,000.
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