The Trump family has never been shy about its business ambitions, and it seems the youngest member is no exception. As President Donald Trump returns to the White House, new business filings show that his son, Barron Trump, took his first steps into the real estate industry last year.
Barron, 18, incorporated a real estate business in July 2024. The move came at the same time his older brother, Eric Trump, also launched a previously unreported firm. Barron’s venture, however, was short-lived.
Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc., the real estate company associated with Barron, was established on July 15, 2024, and dissolved shortly after his father’s presidential election victory on November 14.
Cameron Roxburgh, Barron’s partner and fellow alumnus of the elite Palm Beach school Oxbridge Academy, informed Newsweek that their company, a premium real estate development firm, was temporarily dissolved to minimize media scrutiny during the election period.
The firm, which specializes in upscale properties and golf courses across Utah, Arizona, and Idaho, plans to relaunch in the spring. Roxburgh mentioned that while President Trump has not invested financially in the venture, he has provided private advice and supports the project. Although there is interest in aligning the company as a subsidiary of the Trump Organization, no official plans have been made yet.
When contacted for a statement, Roxburgh, who attended high school with Barron, told The New York Post, “We are working out logistics,” and added that they “might relaunch” in the spring.