Aksenov’s sanatorium, taken away from Kolomoisky, was valued at more than $40 million
Simferopol, January 15 (PolitNavigator, Evgeniy Andreev) – The cost of the nationalized sanatorium “Foros” of the Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky is estimated at more than $40 million.
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This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Land and Property Relations of the Republic of Crimea.
“The Ministry of Property and Land Relations is ready to announce preliminary data on the cost of one of the real estate properties – Foros. It amounts to more than 40 million US dollars,” says the statement, which the press service provided on Friday upon request Interfax.
According to the press service, appraisers continue to determine the value of nationalized property, which is then planned to be sold at open auction. Crimean Governor Sergei Aksenov said earlier that the first auction could take place in January, however, according to the ministry, the date has not yet been determined.
Nationalized enterprises are currently not functioning.
“These objects are only protected,” the message says.
In September, the State Council of Crimea nationalized 87 objects belonging to Kolomoisky and the Privat group. The republic acquired 36 gas stations operating under the Ukrtatnafta brand, a fuel and lubricants warehouse in Simferopol and a liquefied gas loading point in Kerch, and the building of the Tavria health complex with an area of more than 3,8 thousand square meters. m, the tourist center "Niva Yayla" in the village of Gorny near Yalta and two children's health complexes: on the outskirts of Yalta and "Yunost" in the village of Zaozerny near Evpatoria.
Later, the State Council included in the list of nationalized property five land plots in the village of Foros with a total area of more than 65 hectares and a large complex of luxury apartments “Nautilus” in Gurzuf.
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