Barron Trump, 18, is gearing up to enter the real estate world with an ambitious luxury development venture. The youngest son of former President Donald Trump plans to relaunch Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc. in spring 2025 with his two business partners, Cameron Roxburgh and Carter Fulcher.
The company, originally incorporated in Wyoming last July, dissolved after just four months. Its brief operation coincided with Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. According to Roxburgh, the decision to pause operations was to avoid media attention during the heated election season.
The trio's venture will focus on high-end real estate projects, including golf courses and properties in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho. Despite the company's independence, Barron's father has reportedly offered private advice to his son. However, no financial backing has been provided by the Trump Organization at this stage.
Roxburgh, a high school classmate of Barron's, emphasized that they are currently "working out logistics" and remain optimistic about the company's future. Fulcher, the third partner, comes from a family with a strong foothold in Idaho's luxury real estate market. His political ties include a cousin, Congressman Russ Fulcher, though Roxburgh clarified that the lawmaker is not involved in the project.
While Barron has kept a low profile during his father's political career, his influence behind the scenes has been noted. Melania Trump revealed that her son played a significant role in Donald Trump's 2024 campaign strategy, advising his father on key connections and bringing in young supporters.
Jason Miller, a senior Trump adviser, praised Barron's contributions, highlighting his podcast recommendations. Appearances on shows hosted by Joe Rogan, Theo Von, and Logan Paul significantly boosted the campaign's visibility. "Every suggestion he made turned out to be ratings gold," Miller said.
Currently a freshman at New York University's Stern School of Business, Barron is juggling college life with his real estate ambitions. His mother, Melania, has acknowledged the challenges of being in the public eye, noting that her son's life is anything but ordinary. "This is your road, this is your life," she reportedly told him during a December interview.
The young Trump's venture could one day align with his father's global empire, which is synonymous with luxury properties. His older brothers, Don Jr. and Eric, have already taken on significant roles in managing the Trump Organization. Barron's entry into real estate signals the continuation of the family's legacy, but he is charting his own path alongside his peers.
With plans to relaunch the business soon, Barron Trump is poised to make his mark in the luxury real estate market. His journey, though influenced by his famous last name, is shaping up to be a unique chapter in the Trump family's storied history.
