Here Are the Trump Projects Where Ivanka and Her Dad Misled Buyers
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ProPublica reported that Ivanka Trump described the Toronto project as 'virtually sold out' in 2009, while a 2016 bankruptcy filing said 24.8% of units were sold at that stage.
Panama, SoHo, and Toronto sections comparing public sales claims with internal or bankruptcy records2018 investigation compared Ivanka's Trump International Hotel and Tower Toronto claim with a later bankruptcy filing · Retrospective project-record comparison published in 2018
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ProPublica reported that Ivanka Trump publicly described the Panama tower as more than 90% sold in 2008, while internal records showed 79% of units had contracts; the development later entered bankruptcy and removed the Trump name.
Panama, SoHo, and Toronto sections comparing public sales claims with internal or bankruptcy records2018 investigation compared Ivanka's Trump Ocean Club Panama sales claim with internal records · Retrospective project-record comparison published in 2018
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ProPublica reported that Ivanka Trump publicly said Trump SoHo was 60% sold in 2008 while internal records showed 15% had contracts; the project later entered bankruptcy and removed the Trump name.
Panama, SoHo, and Toronto sections comparing public sales claims with internal or bankruptcy records2018 investigation compared Ivanka's Trump SoHo sales claim with internal records · Retrospective project-record comparison published in 2018