A former New York City residence where former President Donald Trump spent his youth was sold on Tuesday for close to $2 million. The Queens, New York, property changed hands on September 14, 2026, according to the transaction record filed at the time.
The house, long identified in real‑estate listings as Donald Trump's childhood home, is a modest single‑family dwelling built in the mid‑20th century. It sits on a modest lot in a residential neighborhood of Queens and has been on the market for several months.
The buyer’s identity was not disclosed in the public record, and the sale price was recorded as approximately $2 million, just under the asking price listed in prior advertisements.
Public records filed on the day of the transaction list the purchase price at approximately $2 million, reflecting a valuation close to the amount previously advertised.
Neighborhood residents have long observed a colony of feral cats frequenting the yard and nearby streets, a characteristic that appeared in earlier descriptions of the property.
The residence had been on the market for several months before the sale, with listings emphasizing its connection to the former president and its modest size typical of mid‑century Queens homes.
Local animal‑care volunteers have occasionally visited the site to provide food and shelter for the feral cats, a practice noted in earlier community reports.
The transaction represents a change in ownership of a property that has drawn occasional public attention due to its association with a former U.S. president. The new owner has not been publicly identified, and no statements have been released regarding future plans for the house.