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Fortune
Christiaan Hetzner

Elon Musk’s Twitter hasn’t been paying its rent. Now one of its landlords has defaulted on its loans

Elon Musk has not been paying Twitter's rent. Now one of its landlords has defaulted on its debt. (Credit: Jonathan Raa—NurPhoto/Getty Images)

Twitter owner Elon Musk’s newly earned reputation as a troublesome tenant is starting to have real-world repercussions as his social media company’s problems spill over.

One landlord of his that sued to collect $136,250 in missed rent, Columbia Property Trust, has now defaulted on loans tied to its 650 California Street offices in San Francisco, where Musk leases the 30th floor of the Hartford Building located a mile from its headquarters.

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