Trump Reveals Flat Revenue at Controversial Washington Hotel
- Discloses at least $528.9 million in total revenue and income
- Hotel lost $1.2 million in first weeks, lawmakers say
Trump International Hotel Washington D.C.
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President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure indicates that his Washington, D.C., hotel hasn’t seen a major jump in monthly revenue since his election, amid critics’ concerns that it might draw spending from people seeking to win the president’s favor.
The hotel, which got off to a money-losing start after its 2016 opening, reported roughly flat average monthly revenue through April 15, according to the 98-page document, which was released Friday evening by the federal Office of Government Ethics.