Barron Trump is launching his own luxury real estate company
Barron Trump, 18, appears to be charting a path in the family business as he prepares to launch a luxury real estate venture with two young business partners.
The youngest son of President Donald Trump briefly incorporated his business, Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc., in Wyoming last July. However, the company dissolved just four months later following Donald Trump’s election win, Newsweek reported.
The venture, which had listed Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach as its principal address, is now reportedly set for a relaunch in spring 2025.
Barron Trump plans to re-enter the real estate world by reviving his luxury development venture alongside his partners, Cameron Roxburgh and Carter Fulcher.
Roxburgh, a high school classmate of Barron’s, explained to The Post that the company’s initial dissolution was to avoid election-related media scrutiny. The relaunch will reportedly focus on high-end real estate projects, including luxury properties and golf courses in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho.
When asked for further details, Roxburgh said they are still “working out logistics” but hope to move forward with the relaunch in the spring.
Business and Family Connections
One of Barron’s business partners, Carter Fulcher, comes from a prominent real estate family in Idaho and has a political connection through his cousin, Congressman Russ Fulcher. However, Roxburgh clarified that the congressman is not involved in the venture.
Although independent, Roxburgh revealed that President Trump has provided private advice to his son regarding the business. However, there is currently no financial support from the Trump Organization—though the partners hope their venture may one day become a subsidiary of the Trump family empire.
Roxburgh and Barron both attended Oxbridge Academy, a Palm Beach prep school, from grades 6 to 12. They initially incorporated Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc. during the summer of 2024 but decided to dissolve it in November due to concerns about media attention during the election season.
Continuing the Trump Legacy
The Trump family’s real estate legacy is already well established, with Don Jr. and Eric overseeing the Trump Organization during their father’s presidency. Ivanka Trump also contributed by serving in her father’s administration before pursuing other ventures.
Barron, who has largely stayed out of the public eye during his father’s political career, reportedly played a key role in shaping Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign strategy. Now, he seems poised to continue the family’s legacy in luxury real estate with ambitions to build his own mark in the industry.