KL Rahul and Suniel Shetty, two prominent figures from the world of sports and entertainment, have jointly acquired a prime land parcel in Thane for Rs 9.85 crore. This strategic investment marks their foray into the real estate sector, showcasing their keen interest in diversifying their portfolios.
Real EstateThaneKl RahulSuniel ShettyInvestmentReal EstateApr 15, 2025

Thane was chosen due to its strategic location, proximity to Mumbai, and well-developed infrastructure, making it a prime location for real estate investments with high growth potential.
The land parcel was acquired for Rs 9.85 crore.
The land is expected to be developed into a premium residential or commercial project, which could transform the local real estate landscape.
Suniel Shetty is a renowned actor and producer with a career spanning over three decades in the Indian film industry. He has also made a mark in the wellness and fitness sector with his brand 'Tribe Fitness'.
KL Rahul has been involved in various business ventures outside cricket, showcasing his business acumen and strategic thinking. This real estate investment is a new chapter in his diversified portfolio.

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