Donald Trump’s Childhood Home in New York City Sold for Nearly $2 Million

New York, NY, September 13, 2026 — The New York City home where former U.S. President Donald Trump spent his early childhood has been sold. The property, located in the borough of Queens, fetched a price of nearly $2 million.

Details surrounding the sale, including the exact closing date, the seller, and the buyer, were not immediately available. The residence, situated in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood, is a distinctive Tudor-style house that has previously been on the market.

The property is historically significant as the place where Donald Trump resided during his childhood. It was originally purchased by his father, Fred Trump, a real estate developer, in 1940. The home has been noted for its architecture and its connection to the Trump family’s real estate legacy in New York City.

This sale marks a new chapter for the property, which has seen previous attempts at sale. In recent years, the house has been listed for sale on multiple occasions, at one point seeking a higher price before this transaction was completed. The exact final sale price and the terms of the deal remain subject to public record confirmation.

The Jamaica Estates neighborhood is known for its affluent residential character. The sale of such a historically linked property often draws attention due to its association with public figures. Further details about the buyer’s intentions for the property were not disclosed.

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