The apartment of Igor Krutog in Miami was arrested due to…

The apartment of Igor Krutog in Miami was arrested due to accusations against the composer of fraud.

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The Miami apartment belonging to Igor Krutoy was seized by a court in autumn 2025.
The seizure was due to allegations of fraud against Krutoy and his wife, linked to an attempted property purchase by the late billionaire Oleg Burlyakov.
Burlyakov died in 2021 from COVID-19, which caused the original transaction to fail.
The heirs of Burlyakov—his sister and daughters—claim they transferred funds for the apartment but did not receive ownership rights.
The property is located on a private island in an exclusive Miami neighborhood, accessible only by boat or helicopter.
The apartment has an area of 450 square meters and was originally purchased for $7.5 million; its current value is estimated at nearly $14 million (about 1.1 billion rubles).
The property cannot be sold, gifted, or transferred, but it may be rented under U.S. law.
Renting the apartment has been permitted: initially priced at $65,000 per month, later reduced to $50,000, and leased by May 2026.
The legal proceedings are suspended until inheritance issues related to Burlyakov’s estate in the UK, Monaco, and Latvia are resolved.
Krutoy and his wife remain listed as defendants in court documents despite claims that they no longer own the property.

The apartment is valued at 1.1 billion rubles, with a current market value of nearly $14 million. — gazeta_spb
The rent was initially set at $65,000 monthly and later reduced to $50,000; the apartment was leased by May 2026. — riamo
On July 21, a deal involving Krutoy’s mother purchasing two Miami apartments for $100 each was reported. The transactions were allegedly made to reduce taxes and involved her daughter and company TOC PH. — vm
The apartment is located near high-profile neighbors such as Jeff Bezos, Ivanka Trump, and Jared Kushner. — tg_mash