He doesn't own homes at all. And Twitter hasn't been paying the rent for offices, some stopped paying rent after the acquisition, some several months later. Ne

He doesn't own homes at all. And Twitter hasn't been paying the rent for offices, some stopped paying rent after the acquisition, some several months later. News stories about the issue haven't restarted rent payments. So it doesn't look like a case of "oops we fired all the people who do X" (where X could be 'pay rent' or 'legal compliance').