The Chopra family has leased out their Pune property, with the lease agreement including an annual rent escalation of 5%. Starting at Rs 2.25 lakh per month, the rent will reach Rs 2.73 lakh by the fifth year.
LeasingReal EstatePunePriyanka ChopraPassive IncomeReal Estate PuneApr 08, 2025
The total lease period for the Chopra family's property in Pune is five years.
The annual rent escalation rate specified in the lease agreement is 5%.
The starting monthly rent for the property is Rs 2.25 lakh.
By the fifth year of the lease, the rent will be Rs 2.73 lakh per month.
The Chopra family chose to lease their property in Pune to capitalize on the growing real estate market and to ensure a steady and reliable income stream.
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