John Abraham, the action hero of Bollywood, has built a formidable financial portfolio through strategic real estate investments, business ventures, and smart investments in startups. His net worth, now estimated at Rs 251 crore, is a testament to his savvy financial acumen.
John AbrahamNet WorthReal EstateBusiness VenturesStartupsReal Estate MumbaiJul 11, 2025
John Abraham's current net worth is estimated at Rs 251 crore as of 2025.
John Abraham's primary residence in Bandra, Mumbai, is a two-storey penthouse named ‘Villa in the Sky’ and is valued at Rs 60 crore.
John Abraham also owns a Rs 70.83 crore bungalow in Khar, Mumbai, and luxury apartments in Bandra, Central London, and Bel Air, Los Angeles.
John Abraham's business ventures include his production company JA Entertainment, co-ownership of NorthEast United FC in the Indian Super League, and his motorsports team Goa Aces by JA Racing.
John Abraham has invested in startups such as healthy ice cream brand NOTO and Subko Coffee Roasters.
The Shapoorji Pallonji Group has formed a new holding company, Shapoorji Pallonji Real Estate (SPRE), to consolidate its real estate holdings spread across key cities in India.
The Maharashtra government is set to allocate around 180 acres of land in Madh Island, near Malad (West), to support the Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP), led by the Adani Group. This initiative includes affordable housing and infrastructure improvemen
The property market in the Delhi-NCR area has seen a significant boost, with prices rising by 13% in the first three quarters of 2024. This surge is attributed to the enhanced infrastructure, particularly the completion of the six-lane Gurugram-Sohna Elev
The high-stakes conflict between real estate tycoons Abhishek and Abhinandan Lodha has escalated, prompting their mother, Manju Lodha, to make a heartfelt plea for reconciliation. As the legal battles intensify, the family's unity hangs in the balance.
The logistics and warehousing sector in India is witnessing a significant surge in tier 2 cities, driven by strategic location advantages and cost-effectiveness. This growth is reshaping the real estate landscape and attracting major investments.
Recent reports from CBRE indicate that the construction costs for greenfield real estate projects have risen by 2-4% in 2024. This uptick is primarily driven by increases in material costs, particularly for materials like aluminium. Here's a detailed look