The current state of real estate prices on Earth is sky-high, leaving hopeful house hunters with little more than disappointing options. Amidst this backdrop, the idea of owning a piece of land on the moon suddenly seems appealing. While commuting to your lunar property might present some challenges, the vastness of space available on the moon paired with its stunning vistas makes it a tempting prospect. Interestingly, an acre of lunar land can cost as little as Rs 1,000, which explains why even some individuals from India have shown interest by placing deposits. Scientists have noted that the moon is abundant in minerals and may contain frozen water. This wealth of resources has spurred NASA to consider establishing a lunar base by 2020. However, legalities linger. "International treaties forbid private or sovereign ownership of extraterrestrial real estate," emphasizes space law expert Ranjana Kaul. Despite these restrictions, imaginative individuals have already begun naming lunar plots, with titles like The Sea of Tranquility, Mount Agnes, and the Alpes Valley gaining traction.