Aamir Khan Buys New Apartment: Bollywood actor Aamir Khan keeps investing in real estate and now he has increased it further by buying new property. Aamir has bought an apartment worth about Rs 9 crore in Pali Hill, a posh area of Mumbai. Aamir Khan is in the news for his new property.
According to a Hindustan Times report, property registration documents in the name of Aamir Khan are listed on the Square Yards website, which states that the actor has registered an apartment worth Rs 9.75 crore.
Aamir Khan bought an apartment worth 9.75 crores
According to Hindustan Times, Aamir Khan’s new property is ready-to-move which is 1,027 square feet in size. Aamir registered this property on 25 June for which stamp duty of 58.5 lakhs has been paid and registration fee of 30 thousand rupees has been done. Aamir Khan’s new property is in Bella Vista Apartment in Pali Hill area. Apart from this property, Aamir Khan has a luxury flat in Marina Apartment which is located in Pali Hill itself.
How many houses does Aamir Khan own?
Aamir Khan has a 5,000 square feet sea-facing bungalow in Bandra and it has two floors. In 2013, Aamir bought a bungalow in Panghani worth Rs 7 crore. Aamir has invested a lot of money in commercial properties. Some reports also say that Aamir Khan has 22 houses in Shahabad in Hardoi district of UP.
What is the net worth of Aamir Khan?
59-year-old actor Aamir Khan’s father was Tahir Hussain Khan who was a filmmaker. Aamir started his career as a child artist. Aamir Khan’s film Holi (1984) was released during his teenage. After this, Aamir’s few films were released but he got recognition from the film Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak (1988).
Aamir Khan has done many superhit films so far and also started Aamir Khan Productions in the year 2001. Currently, apart from being an actor, Aamir Khan is also a director, writer and producer. According to The Financial Actress, Aamir Khan has property worth Rs 1862 crore by March 2024.
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