When the last note of his hit ‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’ faded, Sonu Nigam didn’t just hit the high notes – he hit the high floor prices of Mumbai’s commercial real estate.
The Andheri West block, known as the Aston building in the Sundervan Complex, cradles two first‑floor units that together span 3,885.77 sq ft, while a ground‑floor office adds another 258.33 sq ft. Four basement parking spots round out the package, giving the singer a full suite of work‑and‑park.
All told, the singer shelled out ₹17 crore, a figure that sends a clear message: the singer’s portfolio is growing faster than most of the industry’s own real‑estate deals. The stamp duty on the first two units was ₹96 lakh, and the ground‑floor unit attracted ₹6 lakh.
This isn’t an isolated event; last year he leased a 4,257‑sq‑ft office in BKC for over ₹12.61 crore, and over the past two years he turned a 1.9‑hectare parcel in Karjat into a ₹1.95 crore asset.
Nigam’s latest purchase proves he’s not just a voice that fills stadiums, but a business mind that’s tuning his future with every square foot. The singer’s next move? Maybe a studio in Andheri or a film‑production office that can house his next hit.