Trump Reports Earning $26 Million From Foreign Real Estate Deals

July 1, 2026 - 05:21

President Donald Trump disclosed earning at least $26 million in income from a range of new real estate projects outside the United States, according to recent financial filings. The figures show how his personal wealth has continued to expand as his family pursues foreign business deals more aggressively during his second term in office.

The earnings come from developments in several countries, including new licensing agreements and property sales. Trump's financial disclosure forms, which are required for sitting presidents, list the income from these ventures as separate from his existing U.S.-based holdings. The report highlights a shift in the Trump Organization's strategy, with a greater focus on international markets since Trump returned to the White House.

Critics have raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest, pointing out that foreign governments and private entities may seek to influence U.S. policy through these business ties. Trump has maintained that he is not involved in the day-to-day operations of his company, having handed control to his sons. However, the new income streams underscore the ongoing intersection between his political power and his family's commercial ambitions. The filings do not break down the exact sources of the $26 million, but they cover deals in Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.