There’s a saying in real estate that President Trump is probably familiar with: Location, location, location.
After moving into the Oval Office, the real estate developer has had some new properties to divvy up: the offices around him.
Competing power centers are nothing new in the West Wing, and offices right next to the President’s are typically coveted spots.
Among those with the closest proximity to power: Spokeswoman Hope Hicks, Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and senior advisor Steve Bannon.
Here’s a look at where some of the key players in the White House have offices.
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Photo credits: McGahn, Bannon, Walsh, Kushner, Hagin, Pence: AP; Short: John Shinkle—Politico; McEntee: TIME; Cohn, Priebus, Sanders, Trump, Conway, Hicks, Schiller, Miller, McFarland, Spicer: Getty Images; Ditto: Shealah Craighead—The White House; Dearborn: EPA; Flynn, Westerhout: Reuters
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