After he died at age 49 his wife Elizabeth and two sons, Frederick (Fred) Jr. and John Trump, moved into a house at 175-24 Devonshire Road, just a few minutes from Donald Trump’s childhood homes.

This was the house Fred C. Trump built in 1940, as he was becoming one of New York's most powerful real estate builders. His middle son, Donald, spent the first four years of his life here, from ...

Donald Trump’s father once used the N-word when rejecting a black tenant’s application to rent a Trump apartment in Queens, a retired building manager told the Daily News. And the now-G… ...

The roots of Trump’s empire in Hollis, Queens Donald's father Fred C. Trump built the company on small family homes in the outer boroughs From left: Fred C. Trump and Donald Trump ...

An ongoing auction for the Queens, New York, property officially ended at 4 p.m. on Tuesday. ... Tudor-style house built by Mr. Trump’s father, Fred Trump, in 1940 finally has come to a close.

President Trump’s Childhood Home in Queens Sells After Falling Into Disrepair The derelict house in New York City’s Jamaica Estates neighborhood sold for $835,000—40% less than its 2017 price ...

Donald Trump’s childhood home in Queens was poised to hit the auction block last Wednesday night. But as things tend to do when Donald Trump is concerned, all didn’t go exactly as planned ...

Donald Trump’s wealth is closely tied to his real estate empire, but behind the billionaire’s persona lies a larger story ...

In January 1966, New York state investigators caught up with real estate developer Fred Trump. At a televised hearing of the State Investigations Commission, they asked him about the $21,000 he billed ...