Sanctioned assets should benefit the state: The State Property Fund is preparing to sell Dmytro Tabachnyk`s home
The head of the State Property Fund, @Dmytro Natalukha, inspected yet another sanctioned property. This involves a residential building and land plots that belonged to the family of former high-ranking official Dmytro Tabachnyk, against whom sanctions were imposed in accordance with a decision by the High Anti-Corruption Court.
Kyiv region, town of Kozin — over 670 m² of residential real estate and more than 0.67 hectares of land have already been transferred to state revenue.
What has already been done:
- the asset has been transferred to the management of the State Property Fund
- state ownership of the house and land plots has been formalized
- preparatory procedures for sale through open auctions have begun — so that every hryvnia from their sale benefits the state.
Next steps — over the coming months:
▪️ inspection of assets and inventory
▪️ conducting an independent appraisal
▪️ forming a single lot (building + land)
▪️ determining the starting price and terms of sale
▪️ conducting an open online auction
Everything has been removed from the premises—from furniture to interior elements. In fact, it is an empty property that requires appraisal and subsequent effective use.
At the same time, the property has significant potential:
- large house area—over 670 sq. m
- spacious grounds—over 0.67 hectares
- prime location with a view of the Dnipro River
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Every sanctioned asset must work for Ukraine. Property that has been closed off and inaccessible for years will become a resource for the country’s recovery.