President Trump's childhood home in Queens sold for $1.93 million after developer Tommy Lin renovated the neglected Tudor-style property. Lin bought the five-bedroom, three-bathroom residence for $835,000 last year and spent about $500,000 on an eight-month overhaul that added a chef's kitchen, herringbone wood floors and spa-like bathrooms. The house was built by Fred Trump in 1940 and has changed hands several times since the president lived there. Trump Birth Home LLC previously listed the property and rented it on Airbnb with Trump-themed decorations and cardboard cutouts. The sale comes as Trump's relationship with New York remains politically contentious: he criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani during the campaign before adopting a more conciliatory tone after meeting him in 2025. Trump also skipped New York City's Sept. 11 Ground Zero commemoration this year, attending the Pentagon memorial instead, and later disputed criticism of his comments about the site.