The New York attorney general’s office may have found something in Donald Trump’s real estate portfolio it likes. New state filings in Westchester County could be a sign that.
The New York attorney general’s office may have found something in Donald Trump’s real estate portfolio it likes. New state filings in Westchester County could be a sign that it’s moving toward seizing Seven Springs, Trump’s golf course and private estate north of Manhattan, CNN reports. If the $464 million court judgment against Trump, his sons Donald Trump Jr.
