Veteran Bollywood actor Shakti Kapoor has sold his apartment in the prestigious Juhu area of Mumbai for Rs 6.11 crore, reflecting the robust real estate market in the city.
Real EstateJuhuMumbaiShakti KapoorSquare YardsReal Estate MaharashtraMar 05, 2025
Shakti Kapoor's Juhu apartment was sold for Rs 6.11 crore.
Juhu is popular for its scenic beaches, tranquil environment, and proximity to entertainment hubs, international schools, and healthcare facilities.
The sale of Shakti Kapoor's apartment was facilitated by Square Yards, a leading real estate platform.
The recovery of the real estate market in Mumbai is attributed to factors such as low interest rates, improved economic conditions, and a growing preference for larger living spaces.
Juhu is desirable for its luxury, convenience, and investment potential, with well-maintained infrastructure and the presence of several Bollywood stars and industry professionals.
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