(L-R): Melania Knauss, Donald Trump, Trump’s son, Eric, and the latter’s girlfriend (and future wife) Lara, as they pose together during a New Year’s Eve party at the Mar-a-Lago estate, Palm Beach, Fla., Dec. 31, 2002.

The historic 17-acre estate where club members will gather to mark Trump's swearing-in was completed in 1927 by cereal heiress Marjorie Meriweather Post, a doyenne of Palm Beach society who ...

The Palm Beach, Fla., property wasn’t always a members-only club or used for official matters. It was first a large mansion built by Marjorie Merriweather ... to the Post Foundation in 1981. In 1985, Donald Trump purchased the 17-acre Florida property ...

Lake Worth Beach Mayor Betty Resch appeared during Town Council's Jan. 14 meeting and said the city's actions were not done out of malice.

The General Services Administration, the federal agency that owns, manages and leases much of the government’s real estate, had previously awarded Trump the rights to redevelop the government-owned Old Post Office as a luxury hotel. The GSA selected him over Hilton, Marriott International and other big-name operators.

Mar-a-Lago is perhaps best known today as Donald J. Trump’s Palm Beach home and resort-style private club, but its design story harkens back to the 1920s, when a notable heiress dreamed up a European-style estate of epic proportions.

At the dawn of Trump 2.0, Palm Beach is once again the center of America’s political universe. Here’s a look at the rock stars, politicians and business bigwigs who are neighbors of the 45th—and 47th—president.

World leaders and power brokers are flocking to Trump's "Winter White House" at Mar-a-Lago. The sunny seaside resort town may never be the same.

Officials told the Daily News that after the Palm Beach resident is sworn in, he will spend more time at Mar-a-Lago than during his first term.

When Donald Trump is sworn in as the 47th president on Jan. 20, friends and members of his private club think he will try to govern the country as much as he can from Palm Beach, rather than the White House,

Beyond the discreet gates of frou-frou hotels and patrician country clubs, a tsunami swells from Mar-a-Lago’s gilded lobbies. The flotsam includes MAGA partyers in rinse/repeat celebration mode and a stream of Black SUVs for Donald Trump and his entourage. These centipede-like motorcades shut down traffic instantly, regularly and without warning.

A 23-year-old Santa Rosa Beach woman couldn't pass up the opportunity to recreate a photo from a Florida snowstorm in 1977.