The Trump Organization announced on Monday that it has repaid a $160 million loan tied to its 40 Wall Street office tower in Manhattan, though analysts estimate only about $114 million remained outstanding. President Donald Trump has long described the property, which he claims to have purchased for $1 million, as one of his most successful real estate investments. However, the building has faced financial difficulties in recent years, grappling with low occupancy rates and insufficient income to meet its debt obligations. The loan repayment was made just ahead of its scheduled due date in early July, marking a significant financial move for the Trump Organization amid ongoing scrutiny of its real estate portfolio and broader business dealings.
