Barron Trump, 18, appears to be following in his father’s footsteps and is preparing to launch a luxury real estate venture with two young business partners.
According to a report in Newsweek magazine, President Donald Trump’s youngest son briefly incorporated his business, Trump Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital, in Wyoming last July, but it was only a short time after Trump won the election. The company was disbanded four months later.
The venture, which lists Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach as its primary address, reportedly plans to relaunch in spring 2025, according to records obtained by the newspaper.
Barron’s co-founder Cameron Roxburgh has suspended his company to avoid election-related media attention, but ultimately plans to pursue luxury real estate projects including golf courses and properties in Utah, Arizona and Idaho. He said he would focus on
When reached for comment, Roxburgh, a high school classmate of Barron’s, told the Post that they were “coordinating the logistics” and “may reopen” in the spring.
The newspaper also contacted a representative for Barron’s for comment.
Business partners include Carter Fulcher, a luxury real estate expert whose family owns a prominent real estate company in Idaho. Mr. Fulcher also has political connections – his cousin is Congressman Russ Fulcher – but Mr. Roxburgh clarified that the congressman is not involved in the project.
Although the business is independent, Roxburgh said President Trump has already given his son “personal advice” about the business. But there is no financial support from the Trump Organization yet — at least not yet, he told Newsweek.
The three hope their company can one day operate as a subsidiary of Trump’s global empire. Trump, who built his brand on luxury properties and resorts, has already passed on his real estate legacy to his older children, with Don Jr. and Eric running the Trump Organization during his presidency. .
Meanwhile, Ivanka moved on to other businesses after serving in her father’s administration.
Although Barron has stayed out of the spotlight for most of his father’s political career, he reportedly contributed to President Trump’s 2024 campaign strategy.
Melania Trump told Fox News that her son advised his father on important connections, noting that his father was “very vocal and brought in a lot of young people.”
Jason Miller, a senior adviser to President Trump, also praised Barron’s contributions, saying that Barron encouraged his father to make important podcast appearances with Joe Rogan, Theo Fung and Logan Paul.
“Hats off to this young man,” Miller told Sky News, adding: “All his recommendations have been absolute gold.”
Currently a freshman at New York University’s Stern School of Business, Baron is juggling college life with his real estate ambitions.
It is unclear whether Barron will remain at NYU. But his mother admits that living in the public eye can be difficult.
“I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student,” she said in a December interview with FOX, adding that she told her son, “This is your path, this is your life.” .
