Inside Trump's South Florida Portfolio: $265M in Revenue

Mar-a-Lago, Doral, Jupiter, and West Palm Beach together account for about a tenth of the president's reported 2025 income.

Key Takeaways

• Four South Florida properties reportedly brought Donald Trump about $265 million in 2025, roughly a tenth of his reported total income.
• The figures come from a federal disclosure and reflect revenue, not profit, so they do not show whether the properties make money.
• The Trump Organization holds approval for 1,498 condos at Trump National Doral, its first self-developed South Florida project since 2012.

President Trump's four South Florida properties generated roughly $265 million in the first year of his second term, according to his latest federal financial disclosure as reviewed by the Miami Herald. The four are Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Trump National Doral in Miami, Trump National Jupiter, and Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach.

One caveat before anyone runs with that number. These are revenue and income figures from a disclosure form, not profit, and the filing does not show what any of these properties cost to operate. Golf clubs and private clubs move a lot of money through the door by design. What the disclosure does show clearly is where the president's personal real estate sits, and that is worth a look on its own.

What did each South Florida property report?

Here is the per-property breakdown from the 2025 federal financial disclosure. Again, these are reported revenue and income figures rather than profit:

• Trump National Doral (Doral): about $121.8 million, up from roughly $110 million the prior year.
• Mar-a-Lago (Palm Beach): about $77.4 million, up from roughly $50.1 million.
• Trump International Golf Club (West Palm Beach): about $36.9 million, an increase of roughly $7.8 million.
• Trump National Jupiter (Jupiter): about $29 million.

Add those together and you land near $265 million. The pattern is steady growth, with Mar-a-Lago creating the largest year-over-year jump of the group.

Why is South Florida the president's home market?

A base built over decades, not months
This concentration is not new, and that is the point. As Larry Mastropieri noted on the Discover South Florida Podcast: "he's always had an affiliation to South Florida. And he's always had Trump Doral, and he's had this stuff for a long time." Four owned properties across two counties is a real footprint, and it fits a broader pattern we cover constantly.

Wealth that used to sit elsewhere now parks here. It is the same gravity that made Palm Beach the richest suburb in Florida and keeps demand for luxury homes in Jupiter strong.

Real estate was the steady part, not the growth engine 
The president's reported total income for 2025 topped $2 billion, roughly triple the $622 million he disclosed for 2024. Most of that jump did not come from these buildings. Around $1.4 billion was tied to cryptocurrency, including a stake sale and his memecoin, with about $20 million from international licensing. The South Florida properties held fairly steady by comparison.

This is less about explosive growth from these buildings and more about location. The president keeps a large, steady base in South Florida even though his biggest gains came from other assets, and that says something about where people with options choose to put their money. For buyers and investors, the steady pull of capital toward Palm Beach County and Miami is the signal worth tracking, because it tends to support demand long after any single headline fades.

How is Trump expanding his footprint across South Florida?

Beyond the four properties already generating income, the Trump name keeps spreading across the region, and the family's activity reaches past the president's own holdings, including Trump Jr.'s Palm Beach real estate push.

The Doral towers: approved, not yet built

In 2024, the Trump Organization pitched roughly $3 billion in new condos and retail at its Doral property, and the Doral City Council gave final approval in January 2025. The plan, branded Trump Doral International Towers, calls for 1,498 condos across four 20-story towers, a villa building, and about 142,000 square feet of commercial space on 56.4 acres, with the Blue Monster golf course left in place. Units are expected to start around $2 million, and the developer entity is Trump Endeavor 12 LLC, with Donald Trump Jr. listed as principal.

The Trump Organization has held property in South Florida for years and has licensed the Trump name to buildings like the Trump Grande and Trump Towers in Sunny Isles Beach, but building a project itself is a different job, and the company has not done that here since it bought the Doral resort in 2012. Converting part of a flagship golf asset into homes also fits a pattern we keep seeing, from Broward's golf course redevelopment trend to a Toll Brothers project on Boca Raton golf course land.

Sales were expected to launch within 18 months of the January 2025 approval, yet no groundbreaking or official sales launch has been confirmed as of July 2026. Listing pages describing the towers as coming soon are unofficial and not from developer sources.

A renamed airport and a planned Miami Library

The footprint is not only about buildings. On July 9, 2026, Palm Beach International Airport officially became President Donald J. Trump International Airport under a Florida law signed by Governor Ron DeSantis, and its airport code changes from PBI to DJT on August 18, 2026. A four-mile stretch of road linking the airport to Mar-a-Lago was renamed Donald J. Trump Boulevard in January 2026. Palm Beach County still owns and runs the airport, so the change is to the name and branding rather than to operations.

In Miami, plans call for a Trump Presidential Library on a downtown parcel that Miami-Dade College agreed to transfer through the state, a roughly three-acre lot on Biscayne Boulevard valued at more than $67 million. The land transfer has drawn legal challenges, including a lawsuit filed in May 2026, so the project's path is not fully settled. For a real estate audience, the detail that matters is the parcel itself, one of the last undeveloped lots on a prominent downtown stretch.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much did Trump's South Florida properties make in 2025?

About $265 million combined, according to his federal financial disclosure as reviewed by the Miami Herald. That figure is reported revenue and income rather than profit, and the filing does not indicate whether the properties are actually profitable.

Which South Florida properties does Trump own?

Four: Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Trump National Doral in Miami, Trump National Jupiter, and Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach. Of the four, Trump National Doral reported the highest single-property figure, about $121.8 million.

Is Palm Beach International Airport being renamed after Trump?

Yes. It officially became President Donald J. Trump International Airport on July 9, 2026, under a Florida law signed by Governor Ron DeSantis. The airport code changes from PBI to DJT on August 18, 2026, and Palm Beach County still owns and operates the facility.

What is Trump Doral International Towers?

An approved plan for 1,498 condos across four 20-story towers, plus a villa building and about 142,000 square feet of commercial space on 56.4 acres at Trump National Doral. The Doral City Council approved it in January 2025, and the golf course would remain in place.

Has construction started at Trump Doral?

Not that has been publicly confirmed. Sales were expected to launch within 18 months of the January 2025 approval, but no credible reporting has confirmed a sales launch or groundbreaking as of July 2026. Listing sites describing the project as coming soon are not official developer sources.

Local help for buyers and investors in Palm Beach County

If you are buying, selling, or investing in West Palm Beach, Palm Beach, or Jupiter, it helps to work with a team that tracks how major projects reshape the neighborhoods around them. Reach out to The Mastropieri Group, Realtors®. For practical, hands-on support across Palm Beach County, call (561) 556-9853. You can also browse current homes for sale in West Palm Beach.

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