NY Rep. Dan Goldman Sued for $180,000 in Alleged Unpaid Rent

The landlord of the luxury Tribeca condo also seeks additional damages for the remainder of the lease, while Goldman's office denies the allegations.

Rep. Dan Goldman, a New York Democrat and heir to the Levi Strauss & Co. fortune, is being sued by his landlord for allegedly owing four months of unpaid rent on a luxury Tribeca condo, totaling $180,000.
The lawsuit also seeks an additional $45,000 in damages for each month remaining on the lease, which runs through July 2024.
Goldman's spokesperson, Simone Kanter, has denied the allegations, stating that the congressman has always paid his rent on time and in full.
The condo, which Goldman does not appear to live in, is currently on the market for $14 million.
Goldman, one of the wealthiest members of Congress with an estimated net worth between $64 and $253 million, served as lead counsel in Donald Trump's first impeachment trial before being elected to Congress in 2022.