In a significant real estate move, cricket star KL Rahul and Bollywood veteran Suniel Shetty have jointly purchased land near Mumbai for a hefty sum of Rs 10 crore. The transaction was registered in March, according to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards.
Real EstateKl RahulSuniel ShettyMumbaiProperty InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiApr 15, 2025
The investors in this property deal are KL Rahul, the Indian cricket team's vice-captain, and Suniel Shetty, a well-known Bollywood actor.
KL Rahul and Suniel Shetty paid Rs 10 crore for the land near Mumbai.
The exact location of the land is not disclosed, but it is near Mumbai, in a prime area that has seen significant development.
This investment is significant as it diversifies their income streams and leverages the growing real estate market in and around Mumbai, which is known for its robust economic growth and increasing property values.
This deal reflects the confidence of high-profile individuals in the real estate market and highlights the potential for significant returns in the long run, especially in prime locations near major cities like Mumbai.
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