The Khans have been in the process of converting their leasehold property (Class 2) into a freehold property (Class 1) under a state government policy. In March 2019, the conversion was finally approved, and as a result, they are set to receive a signific
Shah Rukh KhanMannatMumbaiFreehold PropertyRefundReal Estate MumbaiJan 25, 2025
Converting a leasehold property to a freehold property means the owner gains full ownership rights over the property, eliminating the need to pay annual leasehold fees to the government. It provides more security and control over the asset, making it a valuable long-term investment.
Shah Rukh Khan is expected to receive a refund of Rs 9 crore from the Maharashtra government for the conversion of his Mumbai home, Mannat, from a leasehold to a freehold property.
The Khans decided to convert their property to a freehold to secure the asset for future generations and to avoid the administrative and financial burdens associated with leasehold properties. The conversion also aligns with the state government's policy to promote property ownership.
Mannat, the iconic home of Shah Rukh Khan, is located in the affluent Juhu area of Mumbai, India. It has been the Khan family's residence for over two decades.
The state government's policy for converting leasehold to freehold properties is aimed at promoting property ownership and reducing the administrative burden of managing leasehold properties. Property owners must apply, pay the necessary fees, and go through a detailed evaluation to determine the new value of the property.
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