Developer Tommy Lin purchased the five-bedroom estate last year for $835,000, investing an additional $500,000 into a complete interior overhaul. The restoration replaced the mold-ridden rooms with modern finishes, including a chef’s kitchen, herringbone hardwood floors, and upgraded bathrooms. The identity of the latest buyer remains undisclosed, though the transaction was finalized following a contract agreement in July.
The property has experienced a volatile market history since the Trump family moved out decades ago. It previously sold for $2.14 million in 2017 to an entity named Trump Birth Home LLC, which briefly marketed the house on Airbnb with kitschy memorabilia like cardboard cutouts and copies of The Art of the Deal. After failing to sell at a $2.9 million asking price in 2019, the house sat vacant, falling into disrepair until Lin’s intervention. The sale marks the latest chapter for a residence that has served as both a quiet family home and a high-profile real estate asset tied to the former president’s legacy.
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