Donald Trump owns this just-opened 263-room hotel down the street from the White House and has a 60-year ground lease from the federal government for the land. The hotel, located in the Old Post Office building, has been the target of vandalism in the months leading up to and immediately following the election. Read more over on Curbed D.C..

This skyscraper condo-hotel in downtown Chicago rises 98 stories with a spire that tops out at 1,170 feet, making it Chicago's second-tallest building. With retail space on the first floor, a parking garage, and a 339-room hotel and pricey condos on the upper floors, it's one of Donald Trump's most visible properties. It's also been the location for recent protests. Read more over on Curbed Chicago.

This Trump-owned golf course features two 18-hole courses on 800 acres designed by Tom Fazio and Arthur Hills. It made headlines in 2010 when Trump Organization officials had roughly 465 trees cut down, irking locals.

Donald Trump owns this Jim Fazio-designed private club in Briarcliff Manor that sits on 147 acres and features an 18-hole golf course. Trump has had a contentious relationship with the surrounding town after a June 2011 flood that was allegedly caused by Trump's golf club managers making illegal modifications to their drainage systems.

Formerly called the Bank of America Center, Trump now owns 30 percent of the office building at 555 California Street in San Francisco. The property is currently valued at $1.645 billion.

A 20-acre private club in Palm Beach, Florida, the Mar-a-Lago  (valued at $150 million, according to Forbes) is one of the few Trump-owned properties that doesn't use the Trump name. According to a letter on the property's website, Donald Trump spends "many weekends and holidays at this home away from home. When I made it a club in 1995 (126 rooms made it a very big house), I kept private quarters and designed the club to provide the best amenities possible for our members." The property has played host to Michael Jackson, Celine Dion, Oprah, and was also the site of Trump and his third wife Melania's 2005 wedding reception.

Trump owns a 50 percent interest in the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, a project he developed alongside real estate and casino mogul Phil Ruffin. Originally built as a condominium, the property now operates as a hotel, contains 1,282 suites, and is estimated to be worth around $156 million.

This Trump-owned private golf club in New Jersey has two par-72 courses, a clubhouse, and event space. The golf course has been cited by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection for a string of violations, including cutting trees, brush, and disturbing wetlands.

This 300-acre private golf club located off of the Taconic State Parkway in New York's Hudson Valley offers a 14,000-square-foot clubhouse, 150-seat pavilion, 70-seat members grill and 40-seat pub. Trump has tried to reduce the golf club's property value assessment in order to pay less in taxes.

This 18-hole, par-71 public golf course on the Palos Verdes Peninsula in California is 100 percent owned by Trump. It's been the site of a battle over a wall of trees that angered locals, the subject of a 2008 lawsuit when Trump said that the city of Rancho Palos Verdes was disrespecting him and his golf course, and the home of a 400-square-foot American flag.

Trump owns 100 percent of this 285-acre gated community north of Palm Beach, Florida, with a course designed by Jack Nicklaus. The property was originally a Ritz-Carlton club. Trump and his son, Eric, are also named in a class-action lawsuit brought by 65 members disputing fees for the Jupiter golf club.

Set on a 1,300 acre compound near Charlottesville, Virginia, Trump Winery consists of a vineyard, wine equipment, land, and a 45-room mansion. The property, formerly the Kluge Estate Winery and Vineyard, was once on the market for $100 million, but according to the Real Deal, Trump bought the property in April 2011 for $14.4 million. Forbes reports that Donald Trump owns 100% of the property, although it is managed by Eric Trump.

Anchored by Trump Tower on New York City's Fifth Avenue, Trump's real estate holdings in the Big Apple have ebbed and flowed over the years. A slew of buildings developed by Trump have long since been sold (Trump Palace, Trump Plaza, and Trump Parc, to name a few) while others like Trump Soho use his name only as part of a lucrative licensing deal. Curbed New York maps out Trump's New York real estate dealings, over here.