See the real estate properties in New York and LA that prosecutors are accusing Paul Manafort of funneling millions through
The indictment says Manafort wired $6.4 million from an offshore account to purchase three different properties, one of which is this brownstone in Brooklyn.
Manafort's ownership of the house became public after a community blogger who was taking pictures of the house was tipped off that it belonged to him.
Source: The New York Times
Manafort allegedly bought the house through a holding company, but never lived there. Instead, his daughter and son-in-law apparently planned to renovate it and move in.
Source: The New York Times
Manafort's companies borrowed nearly $7 million in order to buy the house, according to public records.
Source: The New York Times
As the future of the house remains unclear, Manafort could put the property back on the market for as much as $9 million.
Source: The Real Deal
A second property that Manafort allegedly used money from an offshore account to buy is located on Howard Street in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, according to the indictment.
Source: Business Insider
Like with his Brooklyn house, Manafort has been accused of falsely reporting to the bank that his daughter and son-in-law were living at his SoHo condo.
Source: Business Insider
Manafort reportedly purchased the condo in 2012 through a shell company for $2.85 million — money the indictment says came from Cyprus.
Source: Business Insider
Manafort's daughter reportedly purchased a third property in New York City, located in Chinatown, for over $2.5 million in 2007.
The shell company Manafort and his daughter used to purchase the Chinatown apartment received a $10 million loan from a Cyprus bank, the indictment alleges.
Source: 377 Union
Manafort reportedly reached a deal with Mueller to use his Chinatown apartment as collateral for his $11.7 million prison bail.
Source: Curbed New York
Manafort and his family were expected to lose $4 million of investments in properties in Los Angeles, including this one his son-in-law purchased for $7.5 million.
Source: Bloomberg
The properties in California are now under the purview of the special counsel after Manafort reportedly failed to disclose a loan from a lender that was also the main creditor in his bankruptcy cases.
Source: Reuters
The creditor in the bankruptcies of Manafort's four properties in the Los Angeles area reportedly gave his shell company a loan for his Brooklyn property, according to court filings and public records.
Source: Reuters
Another real estate holding Manafort allegedly used money from an offshore account to buy is located in this apartment building in Alexandria, Virginia, according to the indictment.
Source: Business Insider
That also happens to be where his trial is taking place. Jury selection and opening arguments kicked off on Tuesday, July 31.
Source: Business Insider
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