Bollywood actress and entrepreneur Sunny Leone has made a significant investment in real estate by purchasing a 2,100 square foot office space in Mumbai for Rs 8 crore. The transaction, which was facilitated by real estate consultancy firm Square Yards, h
Sunny LeoneMumbaiReal EstateOffice SpaceBusiness InvestmentReal Estate MumbaiFeb 05, 2025
The transaction was facilitated by real estate consultancy firm Square Yards.
Sunny Leone paid Rs 8 crore for the office space.
The office space is located in a prime area of Mumbai, known for its commercial activity and connectivity.
Sunny Leone is involved in various business ventures, including fashion, lifestyle, and digital media.
This investment is considered smart because the property market in Mumbai is showing signs of recovery, and prices are expected to stabilize in the coming years, making it an ideal time to enter the market.
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