The Church Sold the Estate for 421 Million Złoty. The Vatican Reportedly Received Information About Several Gazebos.
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The consent for the sale of the property issued in the Vatican, without which the controversial transaction could not have taken place, was said to have described the Malta Estate as "several
Hundreds of families from the Maltańskie housing estate in Poznań faced eviction after the Archdiocese of Poznań sold the land to a developer for a record PLN 421 million. According to findings from Gazeta Wyborcza, the Vatican approved the transaction without knowing the residents' full situation.
The Archdiocese of Poznań sold the Maltańskie housing estate, where hundreds of people have lived for generations, to a developer for PLN 421 million. Documents obtained by "Gazeta Wyborcza" indicate that the Vatican approved the sale of the property, which was described as arable land with several buildings and gazebos. In reality, the property contained nearly 300 plots, most of them built-up and inhabited.
Nearly 300 houses stood in Poznań's Malta Estate. In the Vatican document, without which the Church could not sell the land to the developer, they were described as "several partially built-up buildings and gazebos." Journalists from "Gazeta Wyborcza" spent three months investigating how this happened.
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