Hűvösvölgyi Villa: Orban Family Secrets Revealed
- The property in question is a 200-square-meter villa situated on a 2000-square-meter plot of land.
- Independent representative Ákos Hadházy reported on Facebook that Sara Orbán, daughter of Viktor Orbán, received a "huge luxury villa" in 2022 from Zoltán guller, a close associate of...
- The Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTÜ) has been involved in controversial promotional activities, such as organizing influencer trips as detailed by Forbes Hungary.
Sara Orbán Received Luxury Villa from Orbán Confidant, raising Questions of Finances
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Updated: September 17, 2025, 20:14:38 UTC
Property Details
The property in question is a 200-square-meter villa situated on a 2000-square-meter plot of land.
The Transfer of Ownership
Independent representative Ákos Hadházy reported on Facebook that Sara Orbán, daughter of Viktor Orbán, received a “huge luxury villa” in 2022 from Zoltán guller, a close associate of Viktor Orbán’s daughter, Rachel Orbán. Guller previously served as CEO and later Chairman of the Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTÜ).
The Hungarian Tourism Agency (MTÜ) has been involved in controversial promotional activities, such as organizing influencer trips as detailed by Forbes Hungary.
Ownership Records and Financial Scrutiny
According too ownership documents shared by Hadházy on Facebook, the property was transferred from Zoltán Guller and his wife to Sara Sokira-Orbán and her husband, Tamás Szokira. Hadházy estimates the villa’s value at 400-500 million forints. He questions how the couple financed the purchase.
Hadházy points to Sara Orbán’s company, Art Related Solutions Ltd., as a potential source, but notes discrepancies. Forbes Hungary reported that art Related Solutions Ltd., which primarily deals in art, reported no revenue in its first two years. While revenue increased to 400 million forints and then $100 million in subsequent years, profits remained relatively low, at only ten million forints in both years.