Sonu Nigam buys Mumbai office space; ₹1 crore deal
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Sonu Nigam buys Mumbai office space; ₹1 crore deal

Indian playback singer Sonu Nigam has added another commercial property to his portfolio, purchasing a 258.33‑sq‑ft office unit in Mumbai’s Andheri West. The transaction, registered on 6 August 2026, was executed through Singular Health Private Limited, with Nigam’s full legal name, Sonu Agamkumar Nigam, listed as the buyer. The purchase price was ₹1 crore, and Nigam paid an additional ₹6 lakh in stamp duty and ₹30,000 in registration fees, bringing the total disclosed cost to ₹1.06 crore. At approximately ₹38,710 per square foot, the deal reflects the premium that high‑profile buyers continue to pay for office space in the city’s western suburbs.

The office is situated in the Sundervan Complex on Lokhandwala Road, a location that has attracted a growing number of celebrity real‑estate transactions. Nigam’s move comes as he prepares to perform on the Delhi stage in March of the same year. An email inquiry sent to Singular Health Private Limited is pending, and Nigam has not yet commented on the purchase.

Sonu Nigam’s real‑estate activity has been extensive over the past few years. In May 2026, he sold 1.067 hectares of land in Karjat for ₹95 lakh, and in April 2026 he sold parcels totaling over 1.9 hectares in the same town for ₹1.95 crore. Earlier in 2026, his father, Agam Kumar Nigam, bought a 1,197‑sq‑m parcel on Mumbai’s Madh Island, including a ground‑plus‑one‑floor structure, for ₹10 crore. In 2025, Nigam leased a commercial property in Santacruz East for five years, with a total rent of more than ₹12.61 crore.

Earlier this year, Nigam also sold a commercial property in Andheri West for ₹7 crore. The 4,257‑sq‑ft office, located in the Trade Centre BKC, was leased to Pattni Hospitality, the operator of the Downtown 29 cafe and bar, and the transaction was recorded on 2 December 2025. These recent deals underscore the singer’s growing footprint in Mumbai’s real‑estate market, where premium office and land assets continue to attract high‑profile buyers.