Barron Trump, the youngest son of Donald Trump, is preparing to follow in his father’s footsteps with plans to launch a luxury real estate venture alongside high school friends Cameron Roxburgh and Carter Fulcher. The trio’s business aims to focus on high-end properties, including golf courses and luxury developments across Utah, Arizona, and Idaho.
Last year, Barron briefly incorporated Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc. in Wyoming, but the company was paused following his father’s election victory to avoid media scrutiny. Reports suggest the venture will relaunch in spring 2025, with Barron seeking to carve his own path while maintaining an independent approach from the Trump Organization—though private advice from his father has already been shared.
Currently a freshman at NYU’s Stern School of Business, Barron is balancing college life with his entrepreneurial ambitions. His co-founder Roxburgh noted that logistics are still being finalized, but the group is optimistic about their vision. Fulcher brings expertise from his family’s prominent Idaho-based real estate firm, while Barron’s strategic input during his father’s campaign has already demonstrated his sharp instincts.
Though only 18, Barron is stepping out of the shadows and building his own legacy, proving that the Trump family’s real estate prowess is alive and well in the next generation.
