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Former Indian cricketer and BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar has sold a residential apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra West for INR 4 crore. The transaction involved a flat in the upscale Bandra Reclamation locality and reflects sustained activity in one of Mumbai’s most sought-after residential micro-markets. The sale highlights the continued attractiveness of premium suburban housing destinations, where strong connectivity, proximity to business districts and limited supply continue to support property values and transaction activity.
Former Indian cricketer and current BCCI chief selector Ajit Agarkar has sold a residential apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra West for INR 4 crore, according to property registration documents reviewed by real estate data platforms. The transaction was registered in April 2026 and involved a property located in the Jewel Cooperative Housing Society at Bandra Reclamation.
The apartment has a carpet area of 1,229 sq ft and is situated on a lower floor of the residential building. The transaction also included two car parking spaces, a feature that remains highly valued in Mumbai’s premium residential market. Based on the transaction value, the deal was concluded at approximately INR 32,547 per sq ft.
Property registration records show that stamp duty of INR 24 lakh and a registration fee of INR 30,000 were paid as part of the transaction. Details of the buyer were not publicly disclosed in the reports.
The sale adds to a series of high-profile residential transactions involving sports personalities and celebrities in Mumbai over recent months. Industry observers note that celebrity-linked transactions continue to draw attention to the city’s residential market, particularly in established premium locations such as Bandra, Khar, Worli and Juhu.
Bandra West remains one of Mumbai’s most expensive and actively traded residential destinations. The locality benefits from proximity to major commercial centres including the Bandra Kurla Complex, Lower Parel and Nariman Point, while also offering access to suburban rail services, metro connectivity and the city’s international airport. These factors have helped sustain demand from professionals, entrepreneurs, high-net-worth individuals and investors seeking premium residential assets.
Market participants indicate that despite fluctuations in broader economic conditions, premium residential pockets in Mumbai continue to witness transaction activity driven by limited supply and strong end-user demand. Agarkar’s transaction is another example of ongoing movement within the city’s high-value housing segment, where established neighbourhoods continue to command premium pricing and investor interest.
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