The apartment, houses and VW he bought from Dancing with the Stars. What does Dario Zurovec have?

According to the application, the monthly income from parliamentary duties is 5,695.86 euros gross, or 3,898.49 euros net. In addition, he reported an additional 199.10 euros per month through receipts that are not considered income and on which no tax is paid.

He previously worked as a service engineer at Ericsson Nikola Tesla, where he was employed from 2013 to 2017. According to the card, there are no other parallel jobs during the current mandate.

When the wordč regarding property, Zurovec reported several properties in co-ownership. In Martinšćica, he owns 50 percent of an apartment with an area of ​​28 square meters, estimated value of around 81 thousand euros. In Kerestinac, he is the co-owner of two houses – one with an area of ​​605 square meters, estimated at around 66 thousand euros, and the other house with a yard of 651 square meters, the estimated value of which is around 249 thousand euros. All properties were acquired by gift contracts. In addition, his wife is the owner of a building plot in Brezje with an area of ​​1,262 square meters, worth around 52,500 euros, bought from savings and regular income.

From movable property, Zurovec registered a VW T-Roc passenger car from 2023, worth around 36 thousand euros. In the note, he states that the vehicle was purchased with a combination of salary, savings and fees for appearances in the television show “Dancing with the Stars”.

He has a total of slightly more than 45 thousand euros in his savings accounts, while an additional almost 30 thousand euros was registered in the name of his wife’s savings account. Riverč is, according to the allegations, about funds acquired through housing and foreign currency savings.

On the other hand, a credit obligation to Zagrebačka banka was also reported. In 2024, Zurovec took out a loan in the amount of 40 thousand euros, with a repayment period of 84 months and a monthly installment of 580.52 euros, with an interest rate of 5.8 percent.

The card also states that he is a member of the Croatian Mensa, without mentioning any specific functions in that organization.