Mumbai, Maharashtra (UNA) :
Sports manager and influencer Ritika Sajdeh, wife of Indian cricket captain Rohit Sharma, has acquired a luxury residential apartment in Mumbai with a reported value exceeding ₹25 crore. The purchase highlights ongoing interest in high-end property in India’s most expensive real estate market.
The new apartment is said to be in one of the city’s prime neighbourhoods, known for premium amenities, waterfront views and proximity to business and entertainment hubs. Such locations remain popular with affluent buyers looking for comfort, security and long-term investment potential.
For everyday residents watching real estate trends, high-value purchases by well-known personalities often draw attention because they reflect confidence in the market and underline how luxury properties continue to attract interest despite broader economic shifts. Mumbai‘s property scene has seen steady demand for large, well-appointed homes that offer lifestyle benefits like private lifts, large terraces and modern smart-home features.
Ritika Sajdeh, who manages sporting careers and brands, is known for her active presence in lifestyle, fashion and sports circles. Her decision to invest in Mumbai real estate comes at a time when many professionals who work in the city are seeking spacious homes that support both personal life and frequent travel.
Property experts say that luxury real estate can be influenced by multiple factors, including low interest rates, limited supply in elite neighbourhoods, and the desire for long-term family residences. For some residents, seeing well-known figures invest in the city can validate real estate as both a home and a strategic asset.
While most households do not engage with multi-crore property purchases, trends at the top end of the market can have knock-on effects on pricing and development in surrounding areas. For many middle-class buyers, luxury sales highlight differences in the market but also reinforce why location, amenities and future growth prospects play a role in property decisions.
The new apartment acquisition adds to discussions about how Indian cities are evolving and where high-net-worth individuals choose to live, work and invest blending lifestyle preferences with economic considerations that shape urban living in 2026.
