Twitter sued over unpaid rent at London, San Francisco HQs

By Robert Burnson and Joe Schneider

Twitter was sued by the Crown Estate for failing to pay rent at its London office and a landlord in the US for similarly falling behind on rent for its San Francisco headquarters.

The Crown Estate — which manages a range of assets from shops and offices to the seabed around England that's ultimately owned by the British monarch — filed a suit against Twitter over its London premises in the West End, according to court filings. No further detail was available, and a spokesperson for the Crown Estate declined to comment beyond confirming the suit.

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