Stefan Soloviev
Profile Summary
Stefan Soloviev is a U.S. real-estate businessman with an estimated net worth of ~$2.3B. RTB Curbed.com identified him in a June 2026 article about the North Fork of Long Island, while prnewswire.com reported in June 2026 on Soloviev Group’s 9 West 57th Street property in New York. NewsAPI
Business & SEC Activity
prnewswire.com reported that Soloviev Group unveiled new amenity spaces at 9 West 57th Street as the building neared full occupancy in June 2026. NewsAPI therealdeal.com reported that Stefan Soloviev sold Delray Beach homes for $20.5 million in May 2026. NewsAPI
Political Activity
FEC filings show that Soloviev made one reported federal political contribution totaling $2,000 on November 28, 2022, to Team Herschel, Inc. FEC All of the reported amount went to a Republican recipient: Republican, $2,000. FEC
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In the News
Curbed.com published a June 2026 article titled “Stefan Soloviev, Raider of the North Fork.” NewsAPI prnewswire.com reported on new amenity spaces at Soloviev Group’s 9 West 57th Street, and therealdeal.com reported on the sale of Delray Beach homes for $20.5 million. NewsAPI
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