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Trump Organization’s Brokers Ditch D.C. Hotel Sale

Cameron Sperance
Trump International Hotel D.C.

Photo Credit: Commercial real estate brokerage firm JLL is no longer involved in finding a buyer for the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C. Wikimedia / James McNellis

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The already tall task of finding a buyer at an acceptable price (to the Trump Organization) for the Trump International Hotel in D.C. got even more difficult now that its brokerage firm appears to have dropped the company as a client.

The Trump Organization’s plan to sell its luxury hotel in Washington, D.C. appears to be the latest business casualty as a result of Capitol Hill mob violence this week spurred on by President Donald Trump. JLL, a commercial real estate brokerage firm that had been marketing the hotel to potential buyers, “is not going to be involved in selling that hotel,” according to a Washington Post reporter's tweet Friday that quoted a company spokesperson. The severed business relationship is the latest in a week where numerous Trump associates,

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