The house where Donald Trump lived in childhood in Queens, New York, has been put up for sale for the sum of 2.3 million dollars.

Donald Trump's childhood home, located in Jamaica Estates, Queens, New York, is available for sale at the price of $2.3 million. The property, built in 1940 by his father, Fred Trump, suffered severe damage from mold and a wild cat infestation before being fully restored. Trump lived in this Tudor-style residence for only four years, and it later became a tourist attraction.

In 2016, investor Michael Davis purchased the property for $1.39 million, redecorating it with pieces from the Waldorf Astoria hotel and Trump-related souvenirs. After the Airbnb rental plan failed, the house was bought by developer Tommy Lin for $835,000, who invested $500,000 in renovations. Trump expressed sadness about the state of the house in 2016, wishing to buy it back. Representatives of the Trump Organization did not comment on the sale.