Trump owns an estimated $122 million worth of real estate properties, apart from the $2-billion real estate property owned by his company. Here is a rundown of his real estate portfolio from New York to the West Indies in the Caribbean.
As reported by the Business Insider, President Donald Trump has eight personal real estate properties: an estate in Bedford, New York; a penthouse in New York, New York; two homes in Sterling, Virginia; three homes in Palm Beach, Florida; and an estate it St. Martin, West Indies.
Westchester Mansion in Bedford
Seven Springs mansion, as reported by Forbes, sits on a 230-acre property. The home was built in 1919 and spans 50,0000 square feet and comprises 60 rooms, 15 bedrooms, 12 baths, three pools, and two servants' wings, plus a barn, and a bowling alley, and hiking trail.
Trump Tower in New York
This grand penthouse is located at the Trump Tower in Manhattan, New York. The luxurious penthouse is reported to boast of 24K gold and marble embellishments, designed by the late Angelo Donghia.
The Two Houses in Sterling, Virginia
The two houses, the Business Insider said, are located near the Trump Golf Club in Washington, DC. Collectively, these properties are worth $1.5 million as of 2019, the report said.
Homes in Palm Beach, Florida
According to the Business Insider report, these three houses are located near the Mar-a-Lago--an estate owned by the Trump Organization--and are valued at $25 million as of 2019.
The Mar-a-Lago Estate in Palm Beach, Florida, was built in 1924 and designed by the late Joseph Urban--an Australian-American architect and scenic designer. The 11,000-sq ft house contains 58 bedrooms and 33 bathrooms, a report said.
Donald Trump purchased the estate for $10 million and converted the home to a private club along with the construction of a beach club, a spa, ballroom, and croquet courts.
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Martin Estate in the West Indies
As cited by the Business Insider, Town & Country reported Le Château des Palmiers to boast of 9 bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a heated pool, and a tennis court, plus an outdoor bar, an open-air fitness center.
Trump was said to have bought the property in 2013, which also has two villas, pool cabanas, and an estate manager's house.
Donald Trump's Worth
According to Forbes, Donald Trump's worth has considerably declined primarily due to the coronavirus pandemic as the commercial real estate sector continues to bear the brunt of the lockdown measures. His net worth is now estimated to be about $2.1 billion, one billion less than it was a month before.
Except for cash, the rest of Trump's portfolio suffered declines:
1. Commercial real estate holdings dropped to $1.2 billion from $1.9 billion.
2. Residential real estate went down to $148 million from $235 million.
3. Hospitality holdings dropped from $107 million to $38 million.
4. Hotel licensing and management was down from $80 million to $42 million.
5. Golf courses declined to $217 million from $271 million.
6. Trophies and other properties slid to $295 million from $348 million.
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