Bollywood stars Sunil Shetty and his son Ahan Shetty have made a significant investment in Mumbai's property market by acquiring a 1,200-square-foot property in Khar West (Bandra) through a bank auction. This purchase is part of a broader trend of celebri
Mumbai PropertyBollywood InvestmentsReal EstateKhar WestBandraReal Estate MumbaiNov 06, 2024
Sunil Shetty and Ahan Shetty paid INR 8.01 crore for their 1,200-square-foot property in Khar West, Bandra, through a bank auction.
Other notable celebrities who have recently invested in Bandra, Mumbai, include Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone, KL Rahul, and Athiya Shetty.
The Khar West area in Bandra is highly desirable for high-profile homebuyers due to its premium amenities, outstanding infrastructure, and excellent connectivity to key areas and the international airport.
Amitabh and Abhishek Bachchan recently acquired ten apartments valued at INR 24.95 crore in Mumbai's Mulund area, in a project called Oberoi Eternia.
The main reasons for the high interest from Bollywood stars in Mumbai's property market include high rental yields in commercial properties and the capital appreciation of residential real estate in the financial capital.
Property registrations in Mumbai have witnessed a significant increase of 22% in May, with a promising trend expected to continue in the coming months.
Homes priced above Rs 1 crore now dominate India's residential real estate market, accounting for 37% of the overall market share.
Bengaluru's real estate market is poised for substantial growth in 2024, with prices expected to rise by 10% in prime locations, driven by demand from the tech industry.
The Indian real estate sector attracted foreign institutional investments of $436 million in Q3 2024, marking a 139% increase from the same period last year. Overall, the sector saw institutional investments totaling $0.96 billion.
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