Zelenskiy, like many Ukrainians, puts more faith in real estate than in banks.

Zelenskiy, like many Ukrainians, puts more faith in real estate than in banks. According to his mandatory public asset declaration, the show business entrepreneur owns four apartments in Kyiv, a dacha outside the city, and apartments in Crimea and the UK. On Friday, Slidtsvo.Info reported that he neglected to list a 17-room villa that he and his wife Elena own near the beach in Forte dei Marmi, a Tuscan town popular with wealthy Russians. In response, his campaign dismissed the report as ‘fake.’