Akshay Kumar earns Rs 110 cr in just 7 months—and it's not from films; sells 8 properties in Mumbai
Akshay Kumar
has turned heads with his stellar performance in the real estate market. In just seven months, the actor has earned over Rs 110 crore, not from movies, but by selling eight premium properties across Mumbai.
The sales span some of the city's most sought-after neighborhoods, like Worli, Borivali, and Lower Parel.
An Rs 80 Cr blockbuster deal in Worli
One of Akshay's biggest deals this year was the sale of his and wife
Twinkle Khanna
's sprawling 6,830 sq. ft. luxury apartment in Oberoi Three Sixty West, Worli. The sea-facing apartment, located on the 39th floor and sold with four parking slots, fetched a whopping ₹80 crore in January. This single sale alone accounted for more than 70% of his real estate earnings this year.
Borivali and Lower Parel sales deliver high returns.
According to IndexTap, Akshay Kumar's investment moves in Borivali's Oberoi Sky City project have also proved profitable. He sold multiple 3BHK units and studio apartments in the complex, including one deal worth Rs 4.25 crore that reflected a 78% return on a 2017 purchase. Another set of adjoining units sold for Rs 7.10 crore brought him over 90% ROI. In March, two more apartments went for Rs 6.60 crore, one of which was a compact 252 sq.
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ft. studio that he had bought for just Rs 67 lakh.
In April, Akshay offloaded a commercial office space in Lodha One Place, Lower Parel, for Rs 8 crore. Purchased in 2020 for Rs 4.85 crore, this too gave him a solid 65% return.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Akshay Kumar was recently seen in the comedy entertainer film 'Housefull 5,' which turned out to be a superhit.
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