Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma has leased his property in Mumbai's Lower Parel for Rs 2.60 lakh per month. The apartment, located in the Lodha Marquise – The Park, was originally purchased in 2013 for Rs 5.46 crore.
Rohit SharmaMumbai Real EstateLower ParelLodha MarquiseProperty InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiFeb 27, 2025
Rohit Sharma's apartment in Lower Parel, Mumbai, is leased for Rs 2.60 lakh per month.
The apartment is located in Lodha Marquise – The Park, a residential project developed by the Lodha Group in Lower Parel, Mumbai.
The apartment was purchased by Rohit Sharma and his father in March 2013 for Rs 5.46 crore.
The rental yield of the property is 6 per cent, reflecting a monthly rent of Rs 2.6 lakh.
Yes, Rohit Sharma and his father own another apartment in the same project, which was leased in October 2024 for Rs 2.65 lakh per month.
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