No one takes: Rotaru cunningly changed the owner of a luxury apartment in Moscow

People's Artist of the USSR, holder of the Moldavian Order of the Republic, hero and national legend of Ukraine Sofia Rotaru changed the owner of her apartment in Moscow — she transferred real estate to her son. This is reported by the telegram channel Mash.

"Rotaru reissued the three-room nest on the third floor of a 15-storey building with two elevators and underground parking for her 54-year-old son so that he would carry out all the transactions without attracting unnecessary attention," the publication says.

According to the telegram channel, no one bought the apartment as soon as they recognized the owner.

As EADaily reported, according to the former concert director of the artist Olga Konyakhina, "the then mayor of Moscow, Yuri Luzhkov, helped Rotar to buy an apartment. At some event, he got into conversation with her and found out that when she came to Moscow, she was staying at a hotel. "How so? Such a person — and does not have his own place?“ Yuri Mikhailovich was surprised. And he ordered to allocate this apartment to her on some very preferential terms - almost for nothing."

The announcement of the sale of an apartment to Rotaru on Zoologicheskaya Street was noticed by fans of the actress back in October on one of the portals about real estate.

"Rooms 30 + 19 + 16 . Kitchen-dining room 16 meters. Huge loggia. The uniqueness of the apartment is also that it belongs to a very famous artist. Quick exit to the deal. One adult owner. No one is registered. The keys are on hand. Screening at any convenient time," the announcement said.

It was also emphasized that the property is located in the heart of Moscow. Initially, 70 million rubles were asked for the apartment, but later the cost was reduced to 65 million rubles.

According to realtors, in the last few weeks they and the owner's representatives have been constantly showing potential buyers real estate. But it never came to a deal. Dozens of applicants eventually refused. The apartment was taken off the market.