Former construction minister János Lázár has been fined over 35,000 Euros by the local forestry authority for constructions in a forest without permit.

The same company received a commission following the Center for Fundamental Rights’ purchase of a villa worth billions, and paid a success fee of 50 million forints plus VAT to the company owned by a former Fidesz state secretary.

According to a Spanish realtor, an unnamed Hungarian buyer with a wealth over 1.2 billion Euros is interested in a building in La Zagaleta. Only a few people in Hungary have the wealth to fit the description.

Data we have requested from the national road maintainance firm shows that the so-called Hungarian Village initiative was laser-focused on the road leading to the mansion of János Lázár.

After joining an opposition party, former army chief-of-staff Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi was slammed by pro-government media for an expensive mansion. We looked into how the construction of the residence got approved.

A large land purchase loan is missing from the minister's assets declaration, and he seems to have made a false claim of ownership at a recent land deal.

Hungary’s public road building company is spending half a billion forints per kilometer on a scarcely used road leading to Minister János Lázár's estate.

Locals were informed of several recent property purchases by the Hungarian government elite, and by browsing through these contracts we were able to compile a list.

We have not been able to find an explanation of how the finance minister and his wife financed the purchase of this valuable property.

A year ago, Átlátszó learned that the 2,141-square-metre state property at 3/a Béla király út in the XIIth district of...

Under the cover of the pandemic, thousands of billions of euros worth of state assets were transferred free of charge...