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Shreyas Iyer And Mother Rohini Purchase A Whopping 2.90 Cr Apartment In Mumbai

Shreyas Iyer with mother Rohini (Shreyas Iyer/ Instagram)Shreyas Iyer with mother Rohini (Shreyas Iyer/ Instagram)

In a fascinating turn of events, Shreyas Iyer and his mother, Rohini Iyer, have stepped into the spotlight with their recent acquisition of a 525 sq ft apartment in the upscale Worli area of Mumbai. This real estate investment is valued at ₹2.90 crores.


As per the property registration papers obtained by Zapkey, the apartment is situated on the second floor of Triveni Industrial CHSL in the Adarsh Nagar area. The sale, recorded on September 19, 2024, incurred a stamp duty of ₹17.40 lakh and a registration fee of ₹30,000. The sale price per square feet was ₹55,238.

Adding to his real estate portfolio, Shreyas Iyer had earlier, in September 2020, purchased a lavish 2,380 sq ft apartment on the 48th floor of the iconic Lodha World Towers at a staggering ₹49,817 per sq ft. This high-end purchase even included three designated car parks.

In July 2024, Iyer once again made headlines with his strategic move in the real estate sector. He acquired a commercial property in the bustling Worli area for ₹2.9 crore, further expanding his investment portfolio. The dimensions of the flat were 510 sq ft carpet area, purchased at ₹56,863 per sq ft.

Iyer's Cricketing Challenges Pose A Serious Threat

On the other hand, Shreyas Iyer's cricketing season so far has been marred by significant challenges. The right-handed batter, began the year on a difficult note, suffering an injury that ruled him out of the much-anticipated series against England. As a result of which he was excluded from the central contract due to his hesitation to return to domestic cricket.

Then, his opportunity to showcase his skills in the Duleep Trophy was crucial, but unfortunately, he failed to seize the moment. Leading the India D team, Iyer’s performance was disappointing, with just 154 runs across six matches at an average of 25.67.

Despite registering two half-centuries during this period, Iyer has also faced considerable struggles at the crease, highlighted by three single-digit scores, including two ducks.