Mumbai: Singer Kailash Kher has sold his commercial office in Mumbai’s Bandra Kurla Complex (BKC) for rs 10.75 crore, around 10 months after buying the property for rs 10.50 crore.
The deal, registered on September 9, 2026, has given Kher a rs 25 lakh difference over his original purchase price. However, that does not necessarily mean the singer walked away with a rs 25 lakh profit, as several costs and taxes are involved in a property transaction.
According to property registration data, Kher bought the office in November 2025. The property is located on the seventh floor of Trade Centre in BKC, opposite the MTNL building. It has a carpet area of 2,619 square feet and comes with one basement parking space.
The buyer in the latest transaction is Lakewater Retail Private Limited. The property was sold for rs 10.75 crore, while its ready reckoner value was reportedly around rs 10.63 crore.
At first glance, the numbers point to an appreciation of about 2.4% in roughly 10 months. Kher had purchased the office for rs 10.50 crore and sold it for rs 10.75 crore, putting the difference at rs 25 lakh.
But there is more to the calculation.
The transaction involved rs 64.50 lakh in stamp duty, along with a reported rs 30,000 registration fee. Other expenses, including taxes and costs associated with buying and selling the property, can further reduce the actual return. So, the rs 25 lakh difference should not be treated as Kher’s final profit.
The office is part of Trade Centre, a commercial building developed by Wadhwa Constructions. The 10 storey building is located in one of Mumbai’s most prominent business districts and has been home to offices across various sectors.
Kher’s property deal comes at a time when BKC continues to remain one of Mumbai’s most closely watched commercial real estate markets. The area has attracted major companies, financial institutions and high profile investors over the years, making commercial properties there particularly valuable.
For the singer, the transaction marks a relatively quick turnaround on a high value commercial asset. While the sale price is rs 25 lakh higher than what he paid, the real return will depend on the expenses and taxes attached to the deal.
In short, rs 10.75 crore may sound like a big payday, but the actual profit from Kher’s BKC property sale is a much more complicated calculation.
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