The Indian actress bought this apartment for Rs 48 crore. Photo: File
Mumbai: Indian actress Madhavi Dixit’s apartment was sold for 369 crores of Indian rupees.
According to the report of the Indian Broadcasting Corporation, the family of the famous company Famicare founder and industrialist JP Taparia has bought this luxurious three-storey apartment in Malabar Hills in South Mumbai. This apartment at Sea View is the most expensive apartment in India.
JP Taparia’s family bought this luxurious apartment from Macro Tech Developers, a Lodha Group company. This apartment is located on the 26th, 27th and 28th floor of Lodha Malabar, a luxury residential tower.
The size of this three-storey apartment is 27 thousand 160 square feet, which has been purchased for 1 lakh 36 thousand Indian rupees per square foot. It is also the most expensive residential apartment in India on a per sq ft basis. The Taparia family paid a stamp duty of INR 19 crore to buy this apartment.
Earlier this month, Bajaj Auto chairman Niraj Bajaj bought a luxury three-storey seafront apartment from the Lodha Group for INR 252 crore. The apartment is located on the 29th, 30th and 31st floors of the Lodha Malabar Palace project. Is. The total area of these three flats is 18,000 square feet with eight spaces reserved for car parking.
The agreement for the sale of this apartment was entered into on 13 March 2013 and its stamp duty agreement was settled at INR 155 crore.
Last month, Welspun Group chairman BK Goenka bought a penthouse in Worli for INR 230 crore, while earlier Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit bought an apartment worth INR 48 crore in Worli itself.
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