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Ervin Sh. Krymbi, the "realtor" of Durrës, is the man who turns luxury villas into paper warehouses and legalizes unauthorized floors for new constructions, bypassing the decisions of the KKT with open disregard, while the fees range from 3 to 15 thousand euros paid only in cash, with collaborators within the Cadastre and connections to criminal groups of Durrës and Kavaja.
In Durrës, in the corridors of the Cadastre, one name is often mentioned in low tones: Ervin Sh Krymbi. A 47-year-old native of the coastal city, Krymbi has earned the nickname "the realtor" not for any particular technical skill, but for his ability to solve issues that seem insoluble on paper. In the spotlight are two major schemes associated with his name.
The first issue concerns the destination of the properties. Various owners in coastal areas, according to reports, have turned to Krymbit to register their villas and apartments as warehouses or industrial facilities. This change of destination in the documentation allows them to avoid high taxes and pass without encountering urban planning restrictions. What appears from the outside as a luxury villa, in the official Cadastre files is presented as an agricultural warehouse.
The second scheme concerns the new constructions that are starting this year in Durrës. The permits for these constructions are given for a certain number of floors, but the owners are encouraged to build more than allowed. With the knowledge of the realtor Krymbi, the permit is not a problem. He bypasses the decisions of the KKT, of Edi Rama, ignoring them as if he were the state itself. His promise is simple: build more, and then he will take care of the legalization of what is built outside the parameters. This practice has prompted a wave of illegal additions to hotels and new buildings in the city.
Ervin Krymbi also has a price list that is not written anywhere, but is known by many, in Durrës. For the legalization of an additional floor, the fees range from 10 to 15 thousand euros, increasing as you get closer to the coast. Map updates cost from 3 to 5 thousand euros. Payments are made in cash, without any receipt, or in some cases with apartments or commercial units that are registered in the names of family members. The money never passes through bank accounts.
To carry out these schemes, Krymbi is not acting alone. According to information, he has collaborated closely with several directors of the Durrës Cadastre, whose names are mentioned in the complaints: Arben Isaku, Artur Çobani, Liridon Pula and Ardian Iljazaj. These people are suspected of being part of the chain that processes the documentation and allows the schemes to pass.
Ervin Krymbi's name is specifically linked to cadastral zones 8513 and 8512. Numerous legalizations of unauthorized constructions have been carried out in these zones. These are two cases that have come to light, but it is suspected that his activity extends even further. Similar denunciations have also started to come from Saranda, Elbasan and Tirana Rural, showing a repeated pattern in several areas of the country.
Sources for Pamfleti indicate that Ervin Krymbi is known as the "broker" of several powerful criminal groups in Durrës and Kavajë. These connections will be discussed below... /Pamfleti
po ky grup do kete legalizuar 27 kateshin e enver shales ne durres
Ky Ervin Krimbi do kete dhene edhe lejen per ndertimin e nje hoteli 5 katesh ne rere ketu ne Gjirin e Lalzit ku Po behet masaker nga ndertimet tek vendi qe quhej "Palms Way" dhe tani jo vetem Palma s'ka por pallati po ngrihet mbi rere. Hotelet ngrihen si kerpudhat me shpejtesi sketerre dhe pushuesit dhe banoret e zones duhet te ecin 1 Km rrotull qe te gjejne rrugen per ne plazh. A ka qeveri ketu apo ka rene?????????