Parliamentarian Discovers Residence of Central Banker's Family
Independent legislator Hadházy Ákos identifies property linked to Matolcsy Ádám and his wife.
Ákos Hadházy, an independent member of the Hungarian parliament, has identified a vacant villa in Svábhegy, Budapest, reportedly owned by the company of Matolcsy Ádám, who is a prominent figure associated with Hungary's central bank.
The villa is claimed to be the official residence of N. M., Matolcsy's wife, according to official records.
Hadházy shared photographs of the property on social media to illustrate his findings.
Recently, Hadházy disclosed that Matolcsy Ádám and N. M. have purchased a luxury apartment in Budapest's city center.
Upon reviewing the property documents, he found three additional properties linked to them, including the villa in question.
Hadházy states that the couple acquired the land associated with the villa through the purchase of two neighboring plots in 2018 and 2020.
The villa is owned by Matolcsy Magyar Stratégiai Zrt., a company associated with Matolcsy.
The names of Matolcsy Ádám and N. M. are reported to be listed on the mailbox of the villa.
Based on the prevailing property prices in Svábhegy, Hadházy estimated the value of the villa and its grounds could be approximately 1.5 billion Hungarian forints.
According to Hadházy, the property lacks even a lock on its entrance, which enabled him to enter the grounds, as indicated by the images he posted.
In 2022, Hadházy had revealed that Matolcsy used another renovated villa in Svábhegy, valued at over one billion forints, which had been officially purchased by a foundation associated with Hungary's national bank for training and research purposes.
This villa is located just a few hundred meters from the newly identified property.
In recent months, a documentary titled _A nagy játszma_ has been produced regarding the central bank affairs, with its premiere expected soon.
Hadházy has sent inquiries regarding the Svábhegy villa to Matolcsy Ádám, to which he responded: 'My family and I have been living abroad for four years, as I have mentioned countless times to my colleagues.
The given address is a delivery address.
I cannot answer further questions.'
The article has been updated to include Matolcsy Ádám's response.
The villa is claimed to be the official residence of N. M., Matolcsy's wife, according to official records.
Hadházy shared photographs of the property on social media to illustrate his findings.
Recently, Hadházy disclosed that Matolcsy Ádám and N. M. have purchased a luxury apartment in Budapest's city center.
Upon reviewing the property documents, he found three additional properties linked to them, including the villa in question.
Hadházy states that the couple acquired the land associated with the villa through the purchase of two neighboring plots in 2018 and 2020.
The villa is owned by Matolcsy Magyar Stratégiai Zrt., a company associated with Matolcsy.
The names of Matolcsy Ádám and N. M. are reported to be listed on the mailbox of the villa.
Based on the prevailing property prices in Svábhegy, Hadházy estimated the value of the villa and its grounds could be approximately 1.5 billion Hungarian forints.
According to Hadházy, the property lacks even a lock on its entrance, which enabled him to enter the grounds, as indicated by the images he posted.
In 2022, Hadházy had revealed that Matolcsy used another renovated villa in Svábhegy, valued at over one billion forints, which had been officially purchased by a foundation associated with Hungary's national bank for training and research purposes.
This villa is located just a few hundred meters from the newly identified property.
In recent months, a documentary titled _A nagy játszma_ has been produced regarding the central bank affairs, with its premiere expected soon.
Hadházy has sent inquiries regarding the Svábhegy villa to Matolcsy Ádám, to which he responded: 'My family and I have been living abroad for four years, as I have mentioned countless times to my colleagues.
The given address is a delivery address.
I cannot answer further questions.'
The article has been updated to include Matolcsy Ádám's response.
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