Seagal Sold U.S. Property After Gaining Russian Citizenship
Steven Seagal sold all his U.S. real estate over a 10-year period after acquiring Russian citizenship, with the total value exceeding a billion rubles. He is currently trying to sell his residence on Rublevka for 700 million rubles.
Consensus
- Steven Seagal sold all his real estate in the United States after obtaining Russian citizenship.
- The process of selling the properties took approximately 10 years.
- Seagal sold a mansion in Tennessee for $880,000.
- He sold a bulletproof house in Arizona for $3.55 million.
- He sold a villa in California for $7 million.
- The total value of the sold U.S. properties exceeds one billion rubles.
- Seagal is still listed as a defendant in a case related to a financial investment project deemed fraudulent by the U.S. Department of Justice.
- Seagal is currently trying to sell his property on Rublevka.
- The property on Rublevka is being offered for 700 million rubles.
- The U.S. authorities have been unable to serve legal documents to Seagal due to lack of address.
Points of divergence
- The total sale value of the U.S. properties is approximately $11.4 million. — vm
- The price of the Rublevka property was reduced to 650 million rubles due to lack of buyers. — vm
- The California villa was initially listed for $12 million in 2016 and was only sold in 2022 after price reduction to $7 million. — vesti
- Renata Litvinova listed a Moscow apartment for sale for one billion rubles. — vm
- The last U.S. property sale occurred after Seagal obtained Russian citizenship. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- Siegal sold US real estate for a billion after receiving Russian citizenship — РИАМО
- Shot: Actor Steven Seagal sold US real estate for $11.4 million — Вечерняя Москва
- Steven Sigal got rid of US real estate worth millions of dollars — Вести