Relatives of corruption case figures buy elite real estate in Kyiv

According to hvylya.net: Stella Mindich, the mother of Timur Mindich, who is suspected of corruption in the energy sector, has become the owner of three apartments in Kyiv in recent years. One of them is located in a building on Hrushevskyi Street, 9-A. This apartment, with an area of 214 square meters, was transferred to the woman's ownership back in 2020.

Two more apartments in the elite residential complex 'Metropol' were registered in Stella Mindich's name in 2023. Their total area is nearly 200 square meters. According to the minimum market prices at that time, the estimated cost of such real estate was around 600 thousand dollars.

Stella Mindich purchased the apartments from the developer of the residential complex - the company LLC 'SKYPROJECT'.

The wife of the figure from NABU tapes, Fursenko, bought a property for $400 thousand

Oleksandra Fursenko, the wife of Ihor Fursenko, who features in the NABU tapes, purchased an apartment in Kyiv in 2024 for 400 thousand dollars.

56-year-old Ihor Fursenko, also known as 'Reshyk' from the NABU recordings, engages in entrepreneurship in the field of consulting on informatization issues.

Main facts about the real estate and cars purchased by Fursenko's wife

In June 2024, Oleksandra became the owner of an apartment and a parking space in the capital's center, covering an area of 267 square meters, purchased for 400 thousand dollars earlier from the wife of the former co-owner of the 'Roshen' company.

In September 2023, Oleksandra Fursenko acquired a 2023 Audi Q8, worth which could exceed 70 thousand dollars, and reach up to 100 thousand.

It turns out that the mother and wife of figures in corruption cases in the energy sector and NABU tapes are actively investing in the acquisition of real estate in Kyiv. Ownership in elite buildings and expensive cars is becoming an increasingly popular method for placing and concealing large capital. These facts serve as material for further research and may be used in investigations by authorities.