Columbia University Rejected Trump's $400M Offer Decades Ago
Over 25 years ago, Columbia University considered buying property from Donald Trump as part of an expansion plan. Ultimately, the university decided against the purchase, which was valued at $400 million. Trump reportedly remembered this rejection. The details are coming to light now.
In the late 1990s, Columbia University explored expanding its campus footprint. As part of this exploration, the university considered acquiring property owned by Donald Trump. The potential deal involved Trump's property being valued at approximately $400 million. However, after careful consideration, Columbia University decided not to proceed with the purchase. Sources familiar with the situation claim that Trump never forgot the university's decision to decline his offer. The specifics of the deal and the reasons behind Columbia's rejection are now resurfacing, providing a glimpse into past business dealings.