Sonu Sood Sells Mumbai Apartment for Rs 8.10 Crore, Reaping Huge Profit
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood has made a significant profit by selling his luxurious Mumbai apartment for Rs. 8.10 crore in August 2025, marking a substantial return on his real estate investment.
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The details of this lucrative transaction have emerged from property registration documents. Sonu Sood's apartment is located in the upscale Lokhandwala Minerva building in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai. The property has a carpet area of 1,247 sq. ft. (116 sq. m.) and a built-up area of approximately 1,497 sq. ft. In addition to the spacious living area, the deal also includes two dedicated car parking spaces, a significant value-add in a city where parking is a luxury.
The sale involved a stamp duty payment of Rs 48.60 lakh and registration charges of Rs 30,000. According to the report, a key detail from the IGR documents reveals that Sonu Sood had originally purchased the same property in 2012 for Rs. 5.16 crore. The sale for Rs 8.10 crore, in comparison to the original purchase price, marks a substantial return on investment. While Sonu Sood was unavailable for comment, the profit of approximately Rs 3 crore from this single transaction showcases the potential of strategic real estate investments.
Sonu Sood is known for his philanthropic efforts and his recent work in the film industry. He was last seen in the film titled 'Fateh' co-starring Jacqueline Fernandez. The film was produced, directed, and written by him. It also starred Naseeruddin Shah, Vijay Raaz, and Dibyendu Bhattacharya. The film was released in theaters on January 10, 2025. It opened to mixed reviews from the critics. Sonu is yet to announce his next project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much did Sonu Sood sell his Mumbai apartment for?
Sonu Sood sold his Mumbai apartment for Rs 8.10 crore.
What was the profit from the sale of Sonu Sood's apartment?
The profit from the sale of Sonu Sood's apartment was approximately Rs 3 crore.
Where is the apartment located?
The apartment is located in the upscale Lokhandwala Minerva building in Mahalaxmi, Mumbai.
What was the original purchase price of the apartment?
Sonu Sood originally purchased the apartment for Rs 5.16 crore in 2012.
What other value-added features came with the apartment?
The apartment included two dedicated car parking spaces, which are a significant value-add in Mumbai.
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