Mumbai: Over the past few years, Bollywood celebrities have been in the news not just for their films but also for their extravagant real estate investments. Shah Rukh Khan, one of the biggest stars in the industry, has now joined this trend with his late
Shah Rukh KhanBollywoodLuxury PropertyReal EstateBandraReal Estate MaharashtraFeb 21, 2025
Bollywood stars are increasingly investing in luxury real estate, acquiring high-end properties in prestigious locations as a status symbol and a strategic financial move.
Shah Rukh Khan's new property is located in the upscale Bandra suburb of Mumbai, a vibrant and prestigious neighborhood.
The mansion includes multiple bedrooms, a state-of-the-art theater, a private gym, a spacious garden, and a helipad.
Yes, many other Bollywood stars like Hrithik Roshan and Priyanka Chopra are also expanding their real estate portfolios, acquiring luxurious properties both in India and internationally.
The trend highlights the growing wealth and influence of Bollywood stars, reflecting their desire for exclusive living spaces and their strategic financial planning.
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Real estate prices in Mumbai have soared to unprecedented heights, with prime property now costing Rs 9 crore for just 99 square meters. In comparison, property price growth in Delhi and Bengaluru stood at 13% and 14% respectively. This report highlights