See the multi-million dollar real estate empire Trump could lose in fraud trial

Donald Trump’s inflated valuation of his properties earned him a partial summary judgment finding him liable for fraud this week – and stands to cost him many millions of dollars.

The fate of the Trump Organization is now in the hands of Judge Arthur Engoron, who is expected to decide penalties at a trial starting Monday.

And, among the losses Trump could incur in the lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Letitia James is his extensive New York real estate empire.

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Website The Real Deal laid out the properties he could lose.

Trump Tower

The famous Fifth Avenue apartment, which also holds the former president’s penthouse apartment, is at risk. James says he boosted the value of the tower by $170 million in a single year, while his apartment increased by 400 percent from 2011 to 2015, to $327 million.

40 Wall Street

James claims a 2015 valuation of the property came in nearly $200 million over an accurate appraisal.

4-6 East 57th Street

The value of the Midtown New York property was allegedly inflated by at least $37 million.

Trump Park Avenue

The ritzy building holds rent-stabilized apartments that James claims are appraised as worth $750,000. Trump valued them at $50 million.

1290 Sixth Avenue

Trump owns a 30 percent stake in the building, but James said he claimed that share was his to sell – which isn’t the case because of the agreement with the other owners.

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Seven Springs

Two dozen lots on the huge suburban estate were appraised at $30 million, though Trump claimed they were worth $23 million per lot.

Trump National Golf Club Hudson Valley

Trump valued membership at the club as worth up to $30,000, though the listed initiation fee was $10,000.

Trump National Golf Club Westchester

Trump valued 67 new memberships in 2011 at about $200,000 each, though most paid nothing, the Real Deal reported.