Barron Trump Ventures Into Real Estate, Following Family Legacy
Barron Trump, the youngest son of former President Donald Trump, is making his mark in the business world by stepping into real estate—an industry that has long been synonymous with his family’s success.
According to a recent Newsweek report, the 18-year-old launched a real estate firm in July 2024, following in the footsteps of his father, though forging his own independent path.
The business, named Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc., was registered on July 15, 2024, but was dissolved just months later on November 14—shortly after Donald Trump secured another presidential election victory.
Despite this, a business associate revealed that the company plans to relaunch in the near future.
Barron’s Foray Into Real Estate
Barron Trump’s company was created in partnership with Cameron Roxburgh, a classmate from the prestigious Oxbridge Academy in Palm Beach, and Carter Fulcher, a luxury real estate developer from Idaho.
Their vision reportedly involves developing upscale properties and golf courses in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho.
While Donald Trump has offered private advice and expressed support for the venture, he has not provided financial backing, according to Roxburgh.
However, there is a possibility that the business could eventually become part of the Trump Organization, though no immediate plans for this have been announced.
A Family Tradition in Business
The Trump family has a long history in real estate. Donald Trump took control of his father’s business in the early 1970s, growing it into an empire spanning luxury hotels, golf courses, and residential properties.
Now, his youngest son appears eager to make his own name in the field.
Barron Trump, currently a student at New York University’s Stern School of Business, has also played a role in advising his father’s campaign, particularly in engaging younger voters.
Meanwhile, his older brother Eric Trump, 41, continues to oversee the Trump Organization alongside Donald Trump Jr., 47.
Business Activity Under Scrutiny
As Donald Trump returns to the White House, the business dealings of his family are expected to draw increased public and political scrutiny, especially given the family’s extensive network of companies across real estate, hospitality, and golf resorts.
Barron’s firm was incorporated in Wyoming, a state known for its business-friendly tax laws and regulations.
Its principal office was listed at Mar-a-Lago, the Trump family’s Florida estate.
Eric Trump’s New Business Venture
Interestingly, Barron was not the only Trump family member to launch a company in 2024. Just three days before his business was registered, Eric Trump incorporated a separate venture, ET Talks LLC, on July 12, 2024.
While little is publicly known about the company’s purpose, corporate filings indicate that it is registered at Trump National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida, where Eric resides with his wife, Lara Trump.
Lara Trump, a former Fox News contributor, served as co-chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) from March to December 2024.
Though details about ET Talks remain scarce, filings reportedly list Lizebeth Kyprislidis, the director of project coordination at the Trump Organization, as a point of contact for business-related correspondence.
With Barron Trump stepping into the business world and his older siblings continuing to expand their enterprises, it seems the Trump family’s influence in real estate and beyond remains as strong as ever.
