Salman Khan has reportedly sold his 758 sq ft apartment in Bandra West for ₹3.5 crore. Bought for ₹2.88 crore in 2015, the property recorded a nominal ₹62 lakh increase over 11 years. The deal highlights Bandra’s premium housing market while showing why a sale price alone does not tell the full investment story.
Salman Khan’s reported sale of a 758 sq ft apartment in Bandra West, Mumbai, offers an example. The actor bought the apartment in 2015 for ₹2.88 crore. Eleven years later, the reported sale price is ₹3.5 crore, raising questions about the investment’s actual gain and the factors behind it. The reported difference is ₹62 lakh. That means the apartment’s price rose by about 21.5% over 11 years. The approximate annualised growth works out to just 1.8% before considering taxes, maintenance, brokerage or other expenses. It also matters that the 2015 purchase price and the 2026 sale price are being compared directly. The reported ₹46,000-per-sq-ft price reflects this particular transaction. In June 2026, the Khan family also received approval for a proposed residential tower in Chimbai, near his long-time home.
This is a calculation based on the reported purchase and sale prices, not a measure of the actor’s final take-home profit. A celebrity property sale can reveal more than the price of a home. It can show how a neighbourhood has changed, what buyers are willing to pay, and how much a property’s value can grow over time. However, the headline gain needs some context. The figures do not establish how much the apartment earned after all ownership costs. It should not be treated as the standard rate for every apartment in Bandra West. The actor’s connection with Bandra remains strong. He continues to live with his family at Galaxy Apartments on Bandstand.