Trump Net Worth 2023: How Rich Is Former President Donald Trump? | The Current

Trump Net Worth
Trump Net Worth

After the Justice Department issued a search warrant for Donald Trump‘s Mar-a-Lago, Florida home on August 8, the FBI went there and did a search. This could mean that Trump will run for president again in 2024. The goal of the search was to find White House documents that may have been mishandled. The former president put out a video that looked like a campaign ad, and his daughter Lara said that he would make an official announcement any day.

Trump Net Worth 2023

Trump’s Net Worth is 32 billion as of 2023.

Trump Early Life

On June 14, 1946, Donald John Trump was born, the son of rich low-income real estate mogul Fred Trump. Fred Trump and Donald’s grandmother Elizabeth both began their careers in real estate development and sales. The company, founded in 1927 as Elizabeth Trump & Son, develops enormous tracts of single-family houses in Queens. The corporation expanded to acquire and manage over 27,000 rental units all along East Coast, particularly in the boroughs surrounding New York City.

Donald attended the Kew-Forest School in Forest Hills for a brief while before being assigned to the New York Military Academy at the age of 13. He attended Fordham College and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Finance, where he earned a degree in economics in 1968.

Following his graduation from college, Donald returned to New York to work for his father’s business, which would later become known as The Trump Organization. The Trumps amassed a fortune in the 1970s by purchasing and renting middle- and lower-class properties in New York City’s adjacent boroughs of Brooklyn, Staten Island, and Queens.

Trump Early Life
Trump Early Life

Donald Trump was theoretically a millionaire on paper in 1954, when he was just eight years old, thanks to shares in his father’s business that was placed aside for each kid at various ages.

In 1976, Fred Trump established trust funds totaling $1 million for each of his three children and three great-grandchildren. That equates to almost $5 million in today’s money. The trusts distributed dividends on a yearly basis from the earnings generated by Elizabeth Trump & Son’s rental income and property sales.

Donald and Fred were founders of the inaugural Forbes 400 list of America’s wealthiest Americans in 1982, with a combined net worth of $200 million, roughly equivalent to over $500 million today. After inflation, each Trump sibling earned around $413 million in inheritance and dividends from Fred Trump by the time he died in 1999.

Business Successes: How Rich Is Former President Donald Trump?

Trump struck an agreement with Hyatt, the city of New York, and the underperforming Commodore Property adjacent to Grand Central Station in 1980, acquiring the rights to rebuild and rebrand the struggling hotel like the Grand Hyatt. The development was an instant success, establishing Trump as one of the area’s most prominent real estate developers.

Trump finished construction of the 68-story Trump Tower in 1984, which continues to function as The Trump Organization’s headquarters to this day. The structure features a 60-foot waterfall and five levels of retail establishments and eateries on opening day.

Trump owns a bevy of successful enterprises and buildings, including Trump Place, a 92-acre premium residential complex.

Hotel & Tower Trump International Chicago is home to a hotel, condominiums, and a plethora of restaurants and businesses. Trump is arguably responsible for the success of Wollman Rink, a Central Park fixture.

However, following the storming of the United States Capitol, New York City stated it will cut connections with Trump. Mayor Bill de Blasio stated on Jan. 13, 2020, that the city will terminate three contracts with The Trump Organization, which would result in the closure of a carousel in Manhattan’s Central Park, skating rinks, and a golf course in the Bronx, according to Reuters.

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Trump Personal Life

Donald Trump is a three-time married man. From 1977 through 1992, he was married to Ivana. Donald Jr., Ivanka, and Eric were the couple’s three children. Along with Ivanka’s husband, real estate mogul, and developer Jared Kushner, the three eldest Trump children were heavily active in their father’s presidency.

In December 1993, 2 months after Maples gave birth to their daughter, Tiffany, Trump married Marla Maples. In 1999, the couple divorced.

Trump has been married to Melania Trump, his current wife, and previous first lady, since 2005. Melania Trump is reported to have a net worth of $50 million. Melania is the mother of Barron Trump, Trump’s youngest son.

Trump House & Properties

Donald Trump lived in a 30,000-square-foot triplex penthouse in New York City’s Trump Tower before becoming president and relocating to the White House.

The apartment is famed for being lavishly decorated with gold, marble, and diamonds, as well as featuring Italian frescoes on the ceiling. This condominium is at least $100 million in value. Perhaps more in the range of $150-200 million, owing to the opulent fittings and notoriety.

Donald has numerous units in a building called Trump Park Avenue, which overlooks Central Park.

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He also has a 213-acre home in Westchester County, New York named Seven Springs. He purchased this home for $7.5 million in 1995. He is notable for allowing Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi to reside on the property in a big Bedouin-style tent during his visit to the United Nations General Assembly.

Trump bought $10 million on a 17-acre Florida home called Mar-a-Lago in the 1980s, which he referred to as “The Winter White House” throughout his presidency. Technically, he acquired the home in two $10 million transactions, as we’ll explain shortly.

Maria Gasper is a 'The Current' intern. She is a Journalism student at DePaul University in Chicago, Illinois. In June of last year, she was a reporting intern at Financial Planning magazine. She enjoys eating pasta, reading books by her favourite journalists, and playing with her three dogs when she is not writing finance articles. Words from Maria: “Money is a terrible master but an excellent servant.”