B
arron Trump, the 18-year-old son of former President Donald Trump, is reportedly planning to launch his own luxury real estate business. According to Newsweek, Barron filed paperwork in Wyoming to incorporate his company, Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc., on July 14, listing Mar-a-Lago as its principal address. The company was dissolved shortly after Donald's presidential election win but is set to relaunch in the spring.

    Barron's business venture has already received support from his father, who has offered private advice and hasn't provided funding for the project. The company aims to focus on high-end real estate development with properties and golf courses in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho. Barron will be working with luxury real estate expert Carter Fulcher and Cameron Roxburgh, a former classmate from Oxbridge Academy.

    The company has ties to politics through Fulcher's family business, The Fulcher Organization in Idaho, which is owned by his cousin, Idaho Congressman Russ Fulcher. However, the congressman is not involved in Barron's venture. The Trump Organization, founded by Donald in 1968, owns and operates dozens of luxury properties worldwide.

    Barron has been involved in his father's latest presidential campaign, advising him on key people to contact and bringing in young voters. He also helped select podcast interviews for his father, which were successful in widening the voting pool. Barron's mother, Melania Trump, praised her son's efforts, saying he was "very vocal" in his advice.

    It is unclear whether Barron will continue as a student at New York University when his business venture launches. His mother noted that she didn't believe he could have a traditional college experience due to the scrutiny and attention surrounding him.