Kalki Koechlin Sells Andheri West Apartment for Rs 2.55 Cr
Actress Kalki Koechlin has sold her Andheri West apartment in Mumbai for Rs 2.55 crore, highlighting steady property price growth and strong buyer demand in one of the city’s prime locations.
- Kalki Koechlin Sells Andheri West Apartment for Rs 2.55 Cr
- Property generated nearly Rs 60 lakh capital gain
- Andheri West prices rise amid strong housing demand
Mumbai: Actress Kalki Koechlin has sold her residential apartment in Andheri West, Mumbai, for Rs 2.55 crore. The transaction was registered in April 2026 and reflects the continued appreciation of property values in one of Mumbai’s most sought-after residential markets.
The apartment is located in Varsova Kiran Co-operative Housing Society Limited in Andheri West and measures approximately 1,230 sq ft. Registration documents available through the Inspector General of Registration (IGR) show that the transaction attracted a stamp duty payment of Rs 16.08 lakh and registration charges of Rs 30,000. The property was originally purchased by Kalki Koechlin in December 2015 for Rs 1.95 crore.
Kalki Koechlin earned an estimated capital gain of around Rs 60 lakh from the transaction. Based on the original purchase price, this translates to an appreciation of nearly 31% over a holding period of more than 10 years, demonstrating the steady growth witnessed in Mumbai’s residential property market.
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The transaction also reflects the strong demand for homes in Andheri West, a locality known for its connectivity, social infrastructure, entertainment hubs, and premium housing options. Market data indicates that average apartment prices in the area have increased from around Rs 36,900 per sq ft in June 2025 to nearly Rs 40,000 per sq ft currently. Rental demand also remains strong, with average monthly rents for 3 BHK homes touching approximately Rs 1.56 lakh.
Looking ahead, industry experts expect Andheri West to remain a preferred destination for homebuyers and investors. Limited land availability, ongoing infrastructure improvements, and sustained demand for ready-to-move properties are likely to support future price growth. Nearby micro-markets such as Jogeshwari West and Oshiwara have also recorded notable appreciation, further strengthening Mumbai’s western suburbs as a key residential investment corridor.
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