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A $175 million bond posted by Trump to preserve properties from immediate seizure while appeals and related proceedings continue.
No contemporaneous reporting in the documents provided shows Trump properties were seized on January 16, 2026; prior New York enforcement moves were paused by a $175 million bond and the state previou...
The short answer: there is no reliably reported, court-ordered Tower after a “failed.” Court orders in the civil fraud case have put Trump’s assets at legal risk if he cannot post massive bonds, and s...
The short answer is: — a sharp government bond (JGB) sell-off can push global yields higher and that, in turn, raises funding costs and discount rates that influence real‑estate financing, including b...
’s civil-fraud judgment created a real legal pathway for to ’s property if he failed to post an appeals bond, but an appeals court reduced the required stay bond and Trump posted a that, for now, fore...