At the hammer villa of the owner of Troser – What is the connection with the Nasiudzik Estate

By Matina Harkoftaki

When in 2013 the inspirer and essentially the “soul” of the Nasiudzik Estate, George Nasiudzik passed away, leaving his creation as a legacy to the Benaki Museum, he certainly would not have imagined the storm that would follow. The expulsion of Nikos’s nephew, the moments of tension and frustration are just a few pieces, which compose a foggy scene for the once most luxurious and expensive wedding estate in the country, which has now fallen into disrepair. The involvement of the catering company Troser with the distinctive title Intercatering of Andreas Toutziaridis, which had for some time taken over the supply of the estate, further complicated the tangle of history. Specifically, in an out-of-court settlement sent by Nikos Nasiudzik at the end of November 2017 – a short time later in 2018 the estate stopped operating permanently – to the Ministry of Finance, he stated that “according to my information that should be investigated, Troser A. E. charged its services and menus to PELLA LTD at unrealistic prices for the purchase (60 instead of 30 euros), greatly reducing the profit margin of the Nasiudzik Estate-Museum “. It is worth noting that PELLA LTD together with Filippos ATE and ATHOS Estiasis owned the majority of the shares of the estate, which, after the death of George Nasiudzik, passed to the Benaki Museum. In addition, according to information from that period, the then interim manager of the estate Konstantinos Tsipras (simple nickname with the former prime minister) had signed a five-year cooperation agreement between the estate and Troser for the amount of 300,000 euros per year, which had a market share mark as low.

What comes out of the hammer

Returning to today, the property of Andreas Toutziaridis, who is the president and CEO of Troser-Intercatering, has been found in the nets of electronic auctions. Specifically, on July 27 – if until then there has been no suspensive action – an unfinished two-storey house with a first offer price of 1,384 million euros and CEPAL Hellas rushed out. This is a plot of land with a total area of ​​594.58 sq.m., which is located at Lathouriza in Vari on 55 Ypatis Street. building permit of 2008 two-storey house with basement and swimming pool. This is an unfinished building with a percentage of building readiness of 75%, which consists of a basement of 379.38 sq.m., ground floor of 212.52 sq.m., and first floor of 139.84 sq.m. In the uncovered area there is a surface pool of 30 sq.m. while the rest of the outdoor space remains unformed, however, as pointed out in the assessment report, the element of the concrete mantra that delimits the plot has been constructed.

Finally, it should be noted that according to the most recent published statements, Troser in 2019 showed revenues of 2.65 million euros compared to 3.025 million euros in 2018, at the same time that net profits amounted to 31,173 euros in 2019 compared to profits of 38,661 euros in 2018.