Bollywood stars like Sara Ali Khan, Amrita Singh, and Kartik Aryan are making significant investments in commercial properties in Mumbai, driven by the higher rental yields compared to residential properties.
Bollywood StarsCommercial PropertiesMumbaiReal EstateInvestmentReal Estate MumbaiOct 18, 2024
Bollywood stars like Sara Ali Khan, Amrita Singh, Kartik Aryan, Amitabh Bachchan, and Abhishek Bachchan have recently invested in commercial properties in Mumbai.
Bollywood stars are investing in commercial properties in Mumbai due to the higher rental yields compared to residential properties, long-term stability, and growth potential.
Commercial properties in Mumbai typically fetch a rental yield in the range of 6% to 8%, compared to 2% to 3% for residential properties.
Challenges of investing in commercial properties include high initial costs, lengthy legal processes, and the need for ongoing maintenance and management.
Benefits of investing in commercial properties include higher rental yields, long-term stability, growth potential, and tax benefits.
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