According to a source, among the assets subject to division are…
According to a source, among the assets subject to division are premises in the 'Park Legends' business center with an area of 664 square meters and a market value estimated at approximately 320 million rubles, as well as vehicles totaling around 80 million rubles.
Consensus
- Pavel Bure's Moscow property was seized during a divorce process with his wife Alina Hasanova.
- The couple had been married for 17 years and officially divorced in June.
- The jointly acquired assets are valued at approximately 501 million rubles.
- A business center unit of 664 square meters in 'Park Legend' is part of the division, valued at around 320 million rubles.
- Several luxury vehicles totaling about 80 million rubles were purchased during the marriage and are subject to division.
- Bure's apartment on Frunzenskaya Embankment, covering 261 square meters, is not included in the asset division.
Points of divergence
- The total value of jointly acquired assets is estimated at about half a billion rubles. — vm
- Bure's apartment and parking space, valued at approximately 392 million rubles, are excluded from division because they were purchased in 2004. — vm
- The ex-wife owns a Rolls-Royce 2025 model worth about 60 million rubles, a basement on Vavilova Street, and two parking spaces on Leninsky Prospekt totaling over 40 million rubles. — vm
- The basement on Vavilova Street is 50 square meters and valued at around 20 million rubles. — vesti
- The two parking spaces on Leninsky Prospekt are worth about 21 million rubles combined. — vesti
Coverage (2 sources)
- Shot: Real estate of hockey player Pavel Bure has been frozen due to divorce — Вечерняя Москва
- Moscow real estate of hockey player Pavel Bure was seized in connection with divorce — Вести