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Donald Trump property in New York City

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  • As with most Trump Organization buildings, it's difficult not to notice who owns this one. Located at 1 Central Park West, Trump International Hotel & Tower overlooks the iconic park and offers guest rooms, suites and meeting rooms as well as a restaurant. The hotel marked its 20th anniversary on Jan. 20, 2017.
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  • Currently known as the Trump Building, 40 Wall St. has a rich history in New York City's Financial District. As a competitor for
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  • Located at 845 United Nations Plaza No. 37-B in Turtle Bay, Trump World Tower is 90 stories of glitz and glamour situated near the United Nations building.
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  • At 68 stories, Trump Tower at 721 Fifth Ave. was the tallest all-glass building in Manhattan when it was first completed in 1983. The tower gained even more notoriety as headquarters for Trump's campaign and presidential transition team. Trump Tower is composed of offices, luxury condominiums, and, of course, a Trump Bar and Trump Grille.
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  • If you didn't think the Trump Organization had made it to lower Manhattan, think again. Trump SoHo was completed in 2010, despite some early opposition from the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation. The building is 46 stories tall and is located at 246 Spring St.
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  • Cementing the organization's foothold on the Upper East Side, Trump Park Avenue, located at 502 Park Ave., holds nothing back as it boasts 35 floors of fancy living.
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  • Located at the southern end of Central Park, the Friedsam Memorial Carousel dates to 1871. The carousel is managed by the Trump Organization and underwent a significant amount of changes in 2010 as part of a restoration project.
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  • Located on the Upper East Side at 200 E. 69th St., Trump Palace serves as yet another luxury condominium building, and has become an iconic addition to the Manhattan skyline.
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President Donald Trump is not only a native New Yorker, but a real estate mogul with buildings all over the city.

Indeed, New Yorkers seeking an atmosphere free of Trump’s name would have to make a serious effort, as many of the real estate titan’s properties have become staples in the Manhattan skyline.

Here’s a list of all the buildings and areas owned by the Trump Organization in New York City, just in case you missed the giant “TRUMP” stamp on some of them.

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