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Auction of Trump’s boyhood home in Queens postponed

Auction of Trump’s boyhood home in Queens postponed
By Mark Hallum

An auction for the childhood home of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Jamaica Estates has been postponed until after the election, according to the real estate firm handling the property. The sellers originally scheduled the auction for Wednesday night, but held back in order to give interested buyers more time to evaluate the home.

The Trump family has not owned the house for years.

Paramount Realty USA previously listed the brick and stucco Tudor-style home located at 85-15 Wareham Place at $1.65 million. It features five bedrooms, four bathrooms and a half bath.

Bidders interested in participating are asked by Paramount to bring a bank check for $90,000 and the necessary due diligence paper work. The date for the auction is to be announced.

Reach reporter Mark Hallum by e-mail at mhallum@cnglocal.com or by phone at (718) 260–4564.