The childhood home of former President Donald Trump, located in the Jamaica Estates neighborhood of Queens, New York, has officially been sold for $1.93 million. The Tudor-style residence, which has changed ownership several times since the Trump family lived there, was purchased by an undisclosed buyer. The transaction was finalized following a contract signed in July.

The property has seen a fluctuating history in the real estate market, having been bought and sold multiple times in recent years. The most recent seller, Tommy Lin, had acquired the home last year. Prior to this sale, the house underwent extensive renovations to address previous damage and restore the property. While the home is frequently cited in media due to its connection to the former president, the current sale reflects its status as a private residential asset rather than a public landmark. There is no indication that the buyer intends to use the property for anything other than private residential purposes, and the identity of the purchaser remains confidential under the terms of the contract.