Overview

• Donald Trump's wealth has increased by $500 million due to successful property investments and business moves, including the sale of his Trump International Hotel for $375 million, as well as revenue increases from his multiple golf courses.
• The valuation of Trump's wealth is higher than suggested by the New York State lawsuit; Bloomberg calculated Trump's net worth at $3.1 billion, up from $2.6 billion in 2021.
• Despite being in the midst of legal controversies, Trump's assets, including his Mar-a-Lago estate and his Doral golf resort, have seen significant increases in value, contributing to the rise in his net worth.
• Contradictory valuations of Trump's properties exist, with Bloomberg's analysis suggesting higher values than those alleged by New York State, including a value of $240 million for Mar-a-Lago - well above New York’s valuation of $27.6 million, yet lower than Trump’s claim of $612 million.
• Despite a crisis in the real estate sector, Trump's wealth continues to grow due to increases in Florida property values and golf course revenues, potentially influencing his standing ahead of the forthcoming presidential elections.