Salman Khan Sells 758 Sq Ft Bandra Apartment

A ₹3.5 crore resale transaction for a 758 sq ft Bandra West apartment is a useful example of how premium-market deals should be read. The deal works out to approximately ₹46,000 per sq ft on carpet area, but that number alone does not establish the value of every apartment in the locality.

A credible resale comparison starts with the right data points: carpet area, building age, floor, condition, parking, view, maintenance burden, occupancy status and exact lane or road. Two homes in the same neighbourhood can command sharply different values because the buyer is paying for the complete product, not only the pin code.

For brokers, high-profile transactions can generate enquiries, but they should be used responsibly. The buyer should be shown why a comparable is relevant—or why it is not. A larger flat may achieve a lower per-square-foot rate but command a higher ticket price. A renovated apartment with parking may outperform another flat in the same building. An occupied flat may require a different negotiation structure from a vacant one.

The strongest broker advice is therefore based on a range of verified comparables, not one headline deal. This makes pricing conversations more transparent and improves the chance of a realistic mandate.

Key takeaway: In Bandra resales, the best comparable is not the most famous transaction; it is the most similar apartment.