Nikola Gruevski’s apartments put back up for sale, average value per square meter exceeds 3,400 euros

Following their confiscation by the state, based on the final ruling in the “Plots in Vodno” case, the apartments of former prime minister Nikola Gruevski in the complex in Vodno have been put up for sale again.

The public auction for the three luxury apartments is scheduled to be held on July 29, while interested parties will be able to view them on July 16.

Two of the apartments each have around 200 square meters of living space and terraces measuring slightly less than 50 square meters. The starting price set for each is 850,000 euros.

The third apartment includes around 150 square meters of space and a 95-square-meter balcony, and is going on sale with a starting price of 760,000 euros.

In total, the starting value of these three properties reaches 2.46 million euros, with an average price per square meter exceeding 3,400 euros.

However, this amount could rise even further during the public auction.

These apartments are characterized by large spaces, expansive terraces, luxury fittings, a jacuzzi and panoramic views of Skopje.

Previously, two of these apartments had already been put on the market, but their sale failed because there were no buyers.

The confiscation of the properties came after the court proceedings in the “Plots in Vodno” case, in which former prime minister Nikola Gruevski was sentenced to nine years in prison.

This case was linked to the illegal misappropriation of 1.3 million euros from party donations, which were then used to purchase land and build real estate properties.