In a significant real estate move, Indian cricket star KL Rahul and veteran actor Suniel Shetty have jointly purchased a 7-acre plot in Thane for a staggering Rs. 9.85 crore. This investment marks a notable expansion into the property market for both celebrities, reflecting their diversified interests and financial acumen.
Real EstateKl RahulSuniel ShettyThaneInvestmentReal EstateApr 15, 2025
The plot purchased by KL Rahul and Suniel Shetty is 7 acres.
KL Rahul and Suniel Shetty paid Rs. 9.85 crore for the plot.
The deal was finalized in March 2025.
Thane is known for its well-connected infrastructure and growing population, making it an attractive location for real estate investments. It is expected to see significant development in the coming years, with new residential complexes, commercial hubs, and recreational facilities planned.
The acquisition of the plot is expected to be followed by further development plans, which could include the construction of residential units, commercial spaces, or a combination of both.
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