Donald Trump is facing the prospect of having to sell property to cover a massive $454 million civil fraud verdict against him in New York state. The former president may need to raise capital under exigent circumstances to push ahead with an appeal. Trump's real estate empire faces significant losses due to a brutal market for commercial property owners.
Key Points
Trump faces the need to pay $454 million civil fraud verdict by March 25 or arrange a bond for at least 110% of the amount.
The remote work trend and rising borrowing costs have led to a brutal market for commercial real estate owners, impacting property values.
Trump's Trump Media & Technology Group could potentially provide a financial boost, but legal challenges may delay the benefits.
Pros
Trump could potentially raise capital to push ahead with an appeal of the verdict.
Trump's Trump Media & Technology Group could provide a financial boost in the future.
Cons
Trump may have to sell property or arrange a bond to cover the massive civil fraud verdict.
The brutal market for commercial real estate owners could lead to significant losses for Trump's real estate empire.