Mumbai's real estate market is booming, with many Bollywood celebrities investing in luxury properties. However, a significant number of stars still opt to rent high-end homes. Here’s why.
Mumbai Real EstateBollywood CelebritiesLuxury ApartmentsProperty TransactionsRenting HomesReal Estate MumbaiMay 23, 2025
Some Bollywood stars prefer renting due to personal preferences, the unavailability of desired properties for sale, and the ability to enjoy a certain lifestyle even if purchasing the same property is financially out of reach at the time.
Real estate experts suggest that celebrities want to live a lavish lifestyle and sometimes cannot afford to buy their desired property immediately. Renting allows them to enjoy high-end living without the commitment of ownership.
Shah Rukh Khan, Vicky Kaushal, Huma Qureshi, Shraddha Kapoor, and Urvashi Rautela are among the Bollywood stars currently living in rented apartments in Mumbai.
The annual rent for high-end properties in Mumbai can range from ₹1 crore to much higher, depending on the location and the luxury of the property.
A celebrity might choose to rent a ₹50 crore home for ₹1 crore annually to enjoy the lifestyle and amenities of the property without the financial burden of purchasing it outright.
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