Seventy million dollars in real estate. This is the amount, according to official estimates, that the Hunter investment fund has invested in the purchase of 1,107 apartments over the past decade. Formally, it is an investment structure. In fact, it is a large-scale money laundering laundromat linked to the current People's Deputy Yuriy Boyko.
For years, the fund bought up real estate in large quantities without a clear origin of the funds. And for some reason, this did not raise any questions from the State Tax Service, the SBU, the Bureau of Economic Security, or even the NABU. Everyone was silent. No reporting, no inspections, no criminal proceedings. Until journalists started writing about it.
Only after the publications did it become known that NABU had entered data on the transactions into the ERDR — case No. 52025000000000324, registered on June 9, 2025. Article — Part 3 of Article 209 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (money laundering in especially large amounts). But even this happened only after a loud publicity that the authorities could no longer ignore.
The Hunter Fund operated according to the classic offshore legalization scheme: purchasing apartments through front persons, using “investors” without confirmed income, and formally covering up financial flows. As a result, tens of millions of dollars were brought into Ukraine, “laundered” through real estate, and distributed among controlled structures.
An important nuance: almost all the objects were purchased in premium residential complexes in Kyiv, Odessa and Lviv - where prices are steadily growing. This is not only a way to hide money, but also a guaranteed increase in capital. Some of the apartments have already been resold, others are rented out.
