Barron Trump looks to be following in his presidential father\u2019s footsteps,<\/p>\n
but not regarding politics, according to a report on Tuesday. Newsweek reports<\/p>\n
that Barron, 18, has incorporated a real estate business and will look to build on his father\u2019s successes, though on his own.<\/p>\n
Business records reviewed by Newsweek reveal that Barron Trump established a real<\/p>\n
estate business in July 2024. That same month, his older brother, Eric Trump,also<\/p>\n
launched a previously undisclosed company. Barron Trump\u2019s firm was dissolved in<\/p>\n
November following Donald Trump\u2019s presidential election victory, but a partner told Newsweek there are plans to relaunch the business.<\/p>\n
In 1971, Donald Trump, in his mid-twenties, took over his father\u2019s residential real estate<\/p>\n
company, marking the start of a business empire that would expand into homes, luxury hotels,<\/p>\n
casinos, and golf courses both in the United States and abroad. The enterprise not<\/p>\n
only made Trump a global household name but also laid the foundation for his political career, Newsweek noted.<\/p>\n
As Trump returned to the White House on Monday, the business dealings of his close family<\/p>\n
members across hundreds of companies\u2014spanning real estate, hotels, and golf clubs,many<\/p>\n
managed under the Trump Organization\u2014are expected to come under increased scrutiny,<\/p>\n
fueled in part by concerns over potential political influence. But like during his<\/p>\n
first term, Trump turned the businesses over to his sons and has taken a hands-off approach while in office.<\/p>\n
Barron played a key role in advising his father on strategies to engage younger voters,<\/p>\n
according to media reports. Meanwhile, Eric Trump, 41, remains integral to his father\u2019s<\/p>\n
business interests, serving as executive vice president of the Trump Organization alongside his brother, Donald Trump Jr., 47.<\/p>\n
The company linked to Barron Trump, Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc.,was a real<\/p>\n
estate firm incorporated on July 15, 2024. It was dissolved on November 14,shortly<\/p>\n
after Donald Trump\u2019s victory in the presidential election, Newsweek reported.<\/p>\n
Cameron Roxburgh, one of Barron\u2019s partners and a classmate from the $40,000-a-year Oxbridge Academy<\/p>\n
in Palm Beach, told Newsweek that the team dissolved their company to avoid media<\/p>\n
scrutiny during the election but plans to relaunch it in the spring.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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