Donald Trump's former fixer, Michael Cohen, has no intentions of moving out of his apartment at Trump Park Avenue, even as his relationship with the former president continues to sour.
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Cohen addressed his unit at the Lennox Hill residential apartment on X, formerly Twitter, Friday, responding to another user asking if he and his family had plans to move from the building amid Trump's civil fraud trial.
"I do own a Trump property that I purchased several years before working for him," Cohen said. "The building currently has [Trump's] name on it; though he does not own it and is not subject to any fines or penalties he may owe as a result of his legal issues. So no. I will move when I'm ready. "
Cohen confirmed to Newsweek that he has no plans to move from the building at this time and reiterated that although the building bears Trump's name, it is owned by all the condominium tenants, including Cohen.
Trump owns several units within the building but not the building itself, so should his legal troubles result in some liquidation plan, it would only be his units and not the entire building that would be subject to penalties. The Trump Park Avenue is also home to several members of the Trump family.
Cohen, who bought his apartment at the Trump building in 2005, has had a tumultuous relationship with Trump over the last decade-and-a-half.