Here's your Forbes Daily Briefing bonus story of the week. Today on Forbes, Mark Cuban's properties

in Trump International Tower are worth more than Trump's. Billionaire investor and Shark Tank star Mark Cuban

drew scrutiny in recent days following reports about his ownership of a 3,700 square foot condo

in the Trump International Tower,

which is located at one Central Park West on Manhattan's Upper West Side.

During the presidential election, Cuban was a prominent backer of Vice President Kamala Harris,

appearing at multiple rallies for the Democratic candidate in battleground states.

On November 4th, the day before the election,

the New York Post ran the headline, quote, Mark Cuban may not agree with Trump's politics,

but he has no problem with him as the landlord of his $13.5 million condo. Trump, who owns a small

chunk of the building, isn't actually Cuban's landlord. In fact, Cuban owns multiple

properties in the Trump International Hotel and Tower, which are now worth more than Trump's

own real estate portfolio in the building. Cuban spent $13.8 million on his first condo in 2000,

some 15 years before Trump announced he was running for president in the 2016 election.

Cuban then bought another 2,110 square foot unit on the same floor for $3.3 million

the next year. Publicly available property records confirm he still owns both apartments,

which are worth a combined $13 million today per Forbes estimates.

Cuban told Forbes in an email that he, quote, looked at selling his two condos, quote,

but the price has dropped significantly over the last eight years.

Trump, meanwhile, owns a 460 square foot unit in the eponymous building that he and other

investors redeveloped in the 1990s.

Trump's is worth around $660,000, a fraction of the price of Cubans.

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