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Actor Kalki Koechlin has sold a 1,230 sq ft apartment in Andheri West, Mumbai, for INR 2.55 crore, according to property registration documents reviewed by real estate data platforms. The transaction reflects continued activity in Mumbai's western suburban housing market, where average residential prices in Andheri West have risen by about 6.8 per cent year-on-year to around INR 29,000 per sq ft. The apartment forms part of a residential development in one of the city's established residential and commercial micro-markets.
Actor Kalki Koechlin has sold a residential apartment in Andheri West, Mumbai, for INR 2.55 crore, according to property registration documents accessed by real estate data platforms.
The apartment has a carpet area of approximately 1,230 sq ft and is located in a residential building in Andheri West, one of Mumbai's most active housing markets. The transaction was registered earlier this month and involved payment of applicable stamp duty and registration charges, according to the documents reviewed by property analytics firms.
Andheri West continues to remain a key residential destination due to its connectivity to commercial hubs, suburban rail, metro corridors and entertainment industry offices. The micro-market has witnessed steady price appreciation over the past year, supported by demand for ready residential units and redevelopment-led supply.
Industry data cited in property market reports shows that average residential prices in Andheri West have increased by roughly 6.8 per cent year-on-year to about INR 29,000 per sq ft. Transaction activity in the locality has remained resilient across both mid-premium and premium housing segments.
The sale adds to a series of celebrity-linked residential transactions recorded in Mumbai's western suburbs in recent months. Property consultants note that areas such as Andheri West, Juhu, Versova and Bandra continue to attract both end-users and investors because of established social infrastructure and proximity to employment centres.
The apartment sold by Koechlin forms part of an existing residential development and does not involve any primary sale by a developer. The transaction value translates to an effective rate broadly in line with prevailing market levels for comparable ready apartments in the locality.
Mumbai's residential market has continued to witness healthy registration volumes, with western suburban locations accounting for a significant share of transactions in the mid-to-premium category. Market participants say demand has been supported by improved infrastructure connectivity, including ongoing metro expansion and upgrades to road networks across the metropolitan region.
Property registration records indicate that the transaction has been completed and ownership has been transferred to the purchaser following registration of the sale deed.