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Columbia Property Trust sues Thornton Tomasetti for unpaid rent in San Francisco

Landlord claims engineering firm owes more than $800K

Columbia Property Trust CEO Nelson Mills and Thornton Tomasetti managing director Gary Panariello (Columbia, Thornton)
Columbia Property Trust CEO Nelson Mills and Thornton Tomasetti managing director Gary Panariello (Columbia, Thornton)

Columbia Property Trust is suing a global engineering firm at one of its San Francisco office buildings for failing to pay rent.
The real estate investment trust claims that Thornton Tomasetti owes more than $800,000 at 650 California Street, according to San Francisco Business Times.

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The lawsuit, filed Aug. 14 in San Francisco Superior Court, says the firm’s monthly rent at the 471,000-square-foot tower is just over $100,000.

Thornton Tomasetti signed a lease for 15,129 square feet on the 14th floor of the tower in 2013 and an amendment in 2019 agreeing to remain fully responsible for the rent, according to the suit. The firm declined to comment on the lawsuit to the Business Times.

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