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Versatile actor Sanjay Mishra, known for films like Masaan, Aankhon Dekhi and Vadh, has bought a 1904 sq. ft. luxury sea-view apartment at Raheja Exotica, Versova Island, for ₹5.28 crore (all-inclusive). With this, he joins a growing list of celebrities choosing this project as their coastal retreat.

Recent buyers include Jubin Nautiyal, while residents already include Pankaj Tripathi, Archana Puran Singh, Vikrant Massey, and Gurudas Maan. For homebuyers, this trend signals how Raheja Exotica has become a cultural and real estate hotspot.

Why Raheja Exotica Stands Out

  • Location advantage: Situated on Versova Island, offering sea views and serenity away from the city buzz.
  • Unique amenities: Mumbai’s first Floating Club, suspended 350 feet above ground, plus a 6.23-acre clubhouse designed by HBA (Hirsch Bedner Associates).
  • Lifestyle factor: 60+ world-class amenities, making it a self-sustained luxury community.

Property Price Trends (Raheja Exotica)

YearPrice per sq. ft.Trend
2023₹16,000–₹18,500Stable
2025₹30,000–₹32,000Sharp rise

Source: Market trackers

That’s almost 80% price growth in 2 years, showing why celebrities and investors alike are betting on this project.

Infrastructure Boost on the Horizon

The upcoming Madh–Versova Cable Bridge will drastically improve connectivity between South Mumbai and the western suburbs. For today’s homebuyers, this means:

  • Faster commute
  • Higher demand for the area
  • Stronger appreciation potential

What This Means for You as a Homebuyer

  • Celebrity effect: When stars invest, it boosts the project’s brand value and signals trust.
  • Lifestyle promise: For those who can afford luxury, Raheja Exotica offers not just a home, but a coastal lifestyle.
  • Investment value: The project has already seen sharp appreciation; with infrastructure projects in pipeline, returns are likely to grow further.

Also Read: Airport Micro-Markets See Steepest Property Price Surge

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