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Euronews Business13/5/2026Business2 min de lectura

Trump Tower Project Scrapped in Australia Due to 'Toxic' Brand

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A $1.1 billion Trump hotel and apartment tower project on Australia's Gold Coast has been scrapped due to the Trump brand becoming 'toxic' among Australians, according to developer Altus Property Group.

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Plans for a $1.1 billion Trump hotel and apartment tower in Australia have been scrapped because the American brand has become "toxic," the developer says. ... [Full cleaned article text with preserved quotation marks and paragraph breaks]

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