Registered transaction in Khar West
Actor Tiger Shroff has sold an apartment in Khar West, Mumbai, for ₹9 crore, according to registration documents reported by multiple publications. The transaction was registered on 22 October 2026, making the registration date distinct from the reports published on 24–26 October.
The home is on the ninth floor of Rustomjee Paramount D Co-operative Housing Society. It has a carpet area of 1,291.14 sq ft and an additional exclusive area of 95.80 sq ft. The deal included two covered car-parking spaces, according to documents accessed through real-estate data platform CRE Matrix and cited by Hindustan Times, The Economic Times and The Times of India.
The reported transaction rate was approximately ₹64,891 per sq ft. A stamp-duty payment of ₹54 lakh was recorded. The per-square-foot figure is a useful transaction benchmark, although comparisons with other homes should account for floor, view, condition, parking, configuration, exclusive areas and the basis used to calculate the rate.
Purchase history provides additional context
Reports citing the documents said Shroff bought the apartment from Keystone Realtors in July 2018 for ₹7.61 crore and received possession in November 2019. The difference between that acquisition price and the latest ₹9 crore sale consideration is ₹1.39 crore before transaction costs and taxes.
That simple difference should not be described as the seller’s net profit. Stamp duty, registration, brokerage, financing costs, improvements, maintenance, tax treatment and the time value of money can all affect the final return. BrickBharat has therefore treated the registered prices as transaction facts rather than calculating an investment performance claim.
The sale has also been described as Shroff’s third reported property disposal in roughly a year, including an earlier apartment in the same development and a Pune property. Each transaction concerns a different asset, so their prices and rates are not directly comparable.
What this sale says about Mumbai’s premium market
Khar West is part of Mumbai’s established western-suburbs housing belt, where limited land, access to commercial and entertainment centres, and proximity to Bandra support premium residential values. A ₹9 crore registration provides a current reference point for a specific apartment in a branded development, but one deal alone cannot establish the direction of the neighbourhood market.
For prospective buyers, registered transactions are generally more useful than asking prices because they reflect completed deals. Even so, buyers should compare several recent registrations in the same building and nearby projects. They should also examine society records, title, encumbrances, approved plans, maintenance liabilities and parking rights before drawing conclusions from a headline price.
For sellers and investors, the transaction illustrates why the rate per sq ft needs context. The reported rate can change depending on whether only carpet area or other exclusive space is included in the calculation. Parking, floor premium and interior condition may also be embedded in the consideration.
No verified link to unrelated news events
Some reports placed the registration alongside a recent security incident involving the actor. The available property records establish the transaction date, but they do not establish why the apartment was sold or any connection between the sale and that incident. This article does not infer a motive.
The verifiable real-estate development is the registered sale: a ninth-floor Khar West apartment, measuring 1,291.14 sq ft of carpet area, sold for ₹9 crore with two parking spaces. The case is useful to market readers as a transparent high-value transaction reference, while broader conclusions about Khar West require a larger set of registrations.
Sources
- Hindustan Times: Tiger Shroff sells Mumbai apartment in Rustomjee Paramount for ₹9 crore — published 24 October 2026.
- The Economic Times: Tiger Shroff sells luxury apartment in Mumbai’s Khar for ₹9 crore — available/crawled 26 October 2026; report identifies CRE Matrix as the document source.
- The Times of India: Tiger Shroff sells Mumbai apartment for ₹9 crore — published 24 October 2026 at 6:10 PM IST.