Saif Ali Khan Sells Bandra West Apartment for Rs 4.11 Crore
Saif Ali Khan has sold a 797 sq ft apartment in Mumbai's Bandra West for Rs 4.11 crore, documents show. Here's how it fits his property holdings.

Saif Ali Khan has sold a 797 sq ft carpet-area apartment in Mumbai’s Bandra West for Rs 4.11 crore, according to property registration documents accessed by CRE Matrix. The deal in the Hi-Cons Residency building includes two open parking spaces.
The sale deed was executed and registered on October 19, 2026. The underlying agreement to sell was signed on March 7, 2024, and registered on March 11, 2024, with the buyers taking possession on March 7, 2024. Stamp duty on the transaction was Rs 24.66 lakh.
For fans who track how Bollywood stars manage their money, the flat’s backstory is the interesting part. Khan originally purchased a 6,000 sq ft carpet-area unit across two higher floors of the same building from developer Hi-Con Constructions on March 30, 2007, for Rs 9.7 crore. That unit was divided into three separate apartments on June 19, 2014: flats of about 2,997 sq ft and 2,205 sq ft on one floor, and the 797 sq ft apartment that has now been sold. CRE Matrix notes that the original Rs 9.7 crore purchase covered all three apartments.
How the Bandra flat fits a wider portfolio
The sale is one piece of a much larger Mumbai property trail. Alongside the Bandra West deal, registration records show Khan has also leased commercial space and holds residential assets across the city.
- Andheri Kurla Road lease: Two commercial units totalling 5,692 sq ft of RERA carpet area have been leased to Durva Fintech Private Limited for Rs 22.76 lakh per month. The leave-and-licence agreement was registered on September 29, 2026, and runs from May 10, 2026, to May 9, 2031.
- Satguru Sharan home: Khan lives with his family in a more than 6,500 sq ft apartment in the Satguru Sharan building, bought in April 2012 for Rs 23.50 crore.
- Fortune Heights, Bandra: In April 2016, he bought an apartment of over 950 sq ft in the same complex where the family previously lived, for Rs 7 crore.
Carpet area refers to the usable space inside an apartment’s walls, the figure typically used in Indian property documents and sale deeds.
Why this matters to Bollywood watchers
Celebrity property deals are a regular window into how Mumbai’s luxury market is moving, and Bandra West remains one of the city’s most-watched micro-markets. Saif’s move is a long-hold transaction: he held the larger asset for nearly two decades before selling a carved-out slice. For readers, the documents are a reminder that even film-star portfolios are managed in pieces, with agreements, registrations and stamp duty much like any other homeowner’s sale.
No buyer has been named in the available registration records. The star has not commented publicly on the sale.
Source: bollywoodHungama.com
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