Sara Ali Khan and her mother, Amrita Singh, have purchased two office spaces totaling nearly 4,200 sq ft in Mumbai's Andheri locality for over Rs 22.26 crores.
Sara Ali KhanMumbai Real EstateAndheri Office SpacesBollywood InvestmentsHigh Networth InvestmentsReal Estate MumbaiOct 16, 2024
Sara Ali Khan and her mother, Amrita Singh, paid over Rs 22.26 crores for the two office properties in Andheri.
The properties are located on the 9th floor of a commercial building in the Oshiwara locality of Andheri, Mumbai.
The buyers paid a stamp duty of over Rs 1.33 crore for the registration of the properties.
Yes, last year, Sara Ali Khan had purchased a similar-sized office on the fourth floor of the same tower for Rs 9 crore.
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