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Donald Trump's Childhood Home Sells for $1.93 Million After Renovation
Donald Trump’s childhood home in Queens has been sold.
The buyer paid $1.93 million for the house.
Trump lived there when he was very young.
The home had become damaged and had been empty for years.
Developer Tommy Lin bought it and spent more than $500,000 fixing it.
The house now has a modern kitchen, special floors, and spa-like bathrooms.
Its outside Tudor-style design was kept.
Many people were interested because Trump had once lived there.
Donald Trump’s childhood home in Queens sold for $1.93 million.
Developer Tommy Lin bought the rundown property for $835,000 in 2025.
Lin spent more than $500,000 over eight months renovating the house.
The roughly 3,100-square-foot Tudor-style home has five bedrooms and four bathrooms.
Trump’s connection to the property generated significant buyer interest, according to the listing agent.
- Who
- The buyer, developer Tommy Lin, listing agent Joe Zhu, and Donald Trump are associated with the sale and property history.
- What
- Trump’s childhood home sold for $1.93 million after an extensive renovation.
- Where
- The home is at 85-15 Wareham Place in Jamaica Estates, Queens.
- When
- The property was bought by Tommy Lin in 2025 and renovated over eight months before selling this summer.
- Why
- The property attracted interest because of its connection to Donald Trump and its luxury renovation.
Key facts
- Sale price
- $1.93 million
- Previous purchase price
- $835,000, paid by Tommy Lin in 2025
- Renovation cost
- More than $500,000
- Property size
- Approximately 3,100 square feet
- Layout
- Five bedrooms and four bathrooms
- Original construction
- Built in 1940 by Fred Trump
- Initial asking price
- $2.3 million






