Donald Trump’s Boyhood Home in Queens Sells for $1.93 Million After Renovation
Donald Trump's boyhood home in Queens, New York City, has sold for $1.93 million following a renovation that transformed the property.
Tampa St. Petersburg, FL, September 12, 2026 —
The former residence of Donald Trump in Queens, New York City, has been sold for $1.93 million. The property, which served as Trump’s childhood home, underwent a renovation prior to its sale.
Details regarding the specific buyer and seller, beyond the historical ownership by the Trump family, were not immediately available. The sale price of $1.93 million was reported for the transaction. The exact timeline of the renovation and the nature of the transformations undertaken were not disclosed in the information provided.
The house is located in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood of Queens. Properties in this area are typically single-family homes. Information on the specifics of the renovation, such as who performed the work or the extent of the changes made, was not provided.
The sale marks a new chapter for the property, which has a historical connection to the former U.S. President. Further details about the sale, including the closing date and any specific features highlighted during the sale process, were not provided.
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