Deepika Padukone's Luxury Apartment Investment in Bandra West: A Growing Trend in Celebrity Real Estate Deals
Deepika Padukone's KA Enterprises invests INR 17.78 crore in luxury apartment in Bandra West, Mumbai, highlighting the ongoing demand for luxury properties in prime locations.
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This property is located in the Sagar Resham Co-operative Housing Society, close to the famous Bandstand, and was acquired for approximately INR 17.78 crore, as detailed in registration documents examined by Square Yards.
The Sagar Resham Co-operative Housing Society, developed by Enorm Nagpal Realty, features upscale 4 BHK and 5 BHK apartments. According to Square Yards, the newly bought apartment covers 171.47 square meters (about 1,846 square feet) and includes a designated parking space.
Deepika Padukone has been active in the real estate market over the years. In addition to her recent luxury apartment purchases, she previously acquired a lavish home in Mumbai for approximately INR 40 crore, situated in the upscale Juhu area.
In a related move, Deepika Padukone's mother-in-law, Anju Bhavnani, purchased an adjacent apartment earlier this month for around INR 19.13 crore. This new property covers 1,822.45 square feet (about 169 square meters) of carpet area and includes a parking space.
On the same day she acquired the apartment, Anju Bhavnani leased it to her daughter, Ritika Bhavnani. This lease, which is registered under R.S. Filmcraft (OPC) Pvt. Ltd. and Oh Five Oh Talent LLP, spans 55 months.
Deepika Padukone and Anju Bhavnani's recent property transactions are part of a growing trend of high-profile celebrity real estate deals in Bandra West. According to Square Yards, several Bollywood stars and prominent figures have also made moves in the area.
The recent real estate activities of KA Enterprises LLP and the Bhavnani family underscore the increasing interest in luxury properties in Mumbai's Bandra West. As celebrities like Deepika Padukone and her mother-in-law, Anju Bhavnani, make significant investments, the area continues to attract high-profile buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Deepika Padukone's KA Enterprises invest in the luxury apartment in Bandra West?
INR 17.78 crore
Who is the developer of the Sagar Resham Co-operative Housing Society?
Enorm Nagpal Realty
What is the carpet area of the apartment purchased by Anju Bhavnani?
1,822.45 square feet (about 169 square meters)
How much did Ranveer Singh purchase multiple floors in the same building for?
INR 119 crore
What is the name of the company that Deepika Padukone's father, Prakash Padukone, is a part of?
KA Enterprises LLP
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