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Alia Bhatt Pays Double The Amount For A Posh Apartment In Juhu, The Price Is Jaw-dropping!
Alia Bhatt recently purchased an apartment in Juhu which is of 2,300 square feet and payed Rs 13.11 Crores for it. The original amount for the flat was Rs 7.86 Crores.
It looks like Bollywood stars are ready to pay any price to bag a prime and plush home in the heart of the Mumbai city, Juhu and Alia Bhatt has done just that. The posh locality is filled with the who's who of town and it stands as a symbol of success to own a piece of land there. Alia Bhatt recently purchased an apartment in Juhu consisting of 2,300 square feet and she payed almost double the amount to get it, so nobody else can lay their hands on the property.
Alia Bhatt's Juhu Apartment Price
The 2,300 square feet apartment was priced at Rs 7.86 Crores and the young and bubbly Alia Bhatt payed Rs 13.11 Crores and made the property in her name. Her flat is on the first floor and is ready for possession.
Alia Bhatt Pays A Heavy Stamp Duty For The Flat
After paying a whopping Rs 13.11 Crores for the apartment, Alia Bhatt payed Rs 65.55 Lakh as stamp duty and it is reported that she has 2 open car parking spaces along with the apartment.
The Locality Is A Star-studded One!
"There's a premium attached to these properties and going by the rate, the price that Bhatt paid for this property isn't very high. The property is exactly like a house a celebrity would like to invest in," said Sangeet Hemant Kumar, of SHK Ventures to DNA.
On The Work Front
Alia Bhatt is all geared up for the release of her upcoming movie Gully Boy which also stars Ranveer Singh in the lead role. The film will hit the theatres on February 14, 2019. Alia is also shooting for Karan Johar's Kalank which is a multi-starrer film about the India-Pakistan partition in 1947 and is shooting for Brahmastra along with her alleged boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor and the film also stars Amitabh Bachchan. Both Kalank and Brahmastra are scheduled to release some time in 2019.
