How Much Does A Flat In Burj Khalifa Cost?

The Burj Khalifa 2 bedroom apartment cost in INR depends on a few things like the exact floor, the view, the size, and current market conditions. According to real estate listings and property experts, a 2 BHK (two-bedroom) flat in Burj Khalifa can cost anywhere from AED 3.5 million to AED 7 million. 

To put that in Indian rupees, consider the approximate conversion: 1 AED  Rs. 22 (this rate can change over time). Based on that:

• If the flat costs AED 3.5 million, in rupees it would be around Rs. 77 million (Rs.7.7 crore).
• On the higher side, for AED 7 million, it comes to about Rs. 154 million (Rs.15.4 crore).

When looking at the Price of Burj Khalifa Flat in Indian Rupees , it's not just about buying. There are also long-term costs like maintenance, service charges, and property management. But purely for the purchase cost:

• Studios and 1 BHKs are “relatively” less expensive, but a 2 BHK (which is what you’re asking about) is significantly costlier.
• According to some property portals, the 2-bed flats start around AED 2,990,000 minimum.

Remember: Once converted, the minimum price is still several crores in rupees, because of how strong the building is in terms of prestige and location.

If you're an Indian buyer looking at 2 BHK flat price for Indian buyers, you have to keep in mind:

• The Burj Khalifa is in Downtown Dubai , one of the most prime and expensive locations in the city.
• This is a luxury property. So even the “lower end” of 2 BHK in BK is very high in cost.

If you're thinking of investing, you should also check transaction fees, taxes (if any), and ongoing service charges.

Why is the cost of buying 2 BHK in Burj Khalifa so high? A few reasons are given below:

• Iconic building: You aren’t just buying an apartment. You’re buying into the prestige of the world’s tallest building.
• View & location: Many apartments have spectacular views of the Dubai skyline, the fountain, or both.
• Luxury amenities: High-end residents get access to very premium services, security, and maintenance.
• Limited supply: There are only a fixed number of residences in Burj Khalifa, so demand is high.