Twitter is being sued again by a landlord for allegedly failing to make rent payments for one of its leased US offices—this time for office space in the Bay Area the social media platform never actually occupied.
KKR said in a lawsuit the Twitter owes it $1.3M in back rent for a 66K SF lease at its office building at 1330 Broadway in downtown Oakland.
The global investment giant, which owns the building in partnership with San Francisco developer TMG Partners, filed the complaint in Alameda Superior Court earlier this month, according to a CoStar report.
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