A Moscow-based duo known for their music, Leonid Agutin and Anzhelika Varum, reportedly earn income from property rentals in the United States, according to reports from kp.ru. The story highlights several holdings across Florida, including a residence in Miami and a 300-square-meter apartment in Hollywood. The pair also owns a villa in Pompano Beach near Miami, a three-bedroom estate with a private pool and a private jetty, reflecting a taste for both space and privacy. In addition, they hold an elite unit at Trump Towers on Sunny Isles Beach, contributing to a portfolio of prime U.S. real estate.
In recent years Varum expanded the U.S. property portfolio by purchasing a townhouse in Aventura for more than 33 million rubles. With continued growth in the Miami area market, the value of the square meter has risen, and Varum rents the property unfurnished. The couple has pursued similar opportunities with the Trump Towers unit, where luxury rentals are offered through private American properties.
The couple has been together since 1997, and their wedding took place in Venice in the summer of 2000. For Agutin, this marks his third marriage. Earlier, he married at age 20, an union that ended in divorce. He has a daughter named Polina from his second marriage, and the couple welcomed a daughter named Elizabeth from their union. The recent property moves are framed within a broader profile of a high-profile artistic life that includes international travel, performances, and the management of a diversified asset base across continents.
Formerly known under the name Bianca, the artist also hinted at the reasons behind maintaining a life that blends personal and professional milestones with property investments. The pattern of purchases and rentals underscores a strategy that many public figures use to diversify income streams and secure residences in markets with international appeal and strong rental demand.