THE KUSHNER KINGDOM

Just 36, Jared Kushner is one of D.C.’S most powerful players. We break down his family’s fortune.

AMONG THE NEW FACES in the Oval Office: Jared Kushner, Ivanka Trump’s husband and a senior advisor to President Trump. The position makes Kushner, 36, one of the most powerful people in the country; he has long belonged to one of its richest clans.

Before his sojourn in Washington, D.C., he ran his family’s real estate empire, which includes stakes in trophy properties like 666 Fifth Avenue and Manhattan’s Puck Building, since 2007. In 2005, his father, Charles, now 62, went to prison for tax evasion, election fraud and witness tampering. The next year, Jared paid about $10 million for the now online-only New York Observer newspaper. His brother, Josh, 31, is no slouch himself. In 2012, he cofounded a health insurance unicorn, Oscar, which, ironically, was built on the back of legislation President Trump has vowed to kill: Obamacare. Here’s a breakdown of the Kushners’ wealth.

The Kushners own 13 million square feet of residential, commercial and retail space in six states, including stakes in the above buildings, their crown jewels.

JARED KUSHNER JOSH KUSHNER CHARLES KUSHNER

80–90 Maiden Lane Manhattan $75 MIL

AT&T Building Chicago $49 MIL

Puck Building Manhattan $200 MIL

666 Fifth Avenue Manhattan $360 MIL