Harvey Weinstein Owes $50K For Abandoned Tribeca Office: Report

TRIBECA, NY — The disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein owes at least $50,000 on his abandoned Tribeca office space, the New York Post reported.

Weinstein abruptly moved out of his office at 375 Greenwich St. in October, shortly after dozens of women came forward to accuse him of sexual harassment, assault and rape.

"The next day, Harvey stopped coming to work," an anonymous building source told the Post. "His staff was in such a rush to leave, they used 1-800-GOT-JUNK to move their stuff out."

All company offices have been consolidated into the company's nearby building at 99 Hudson St., according to the Post.

In March, Weinstein sold his West Village townhouse for $25.6 million.

Complaints against Weinstein first began when the New York Times and the New Yorker published separate exposes detailing years of accusations from different women. Since then, additional women have come forward to accuse the producer of mistreatment. Weinstein was fired from his eponymous company and is the subject of multiple criminal investigations.

Weinstein has said he will seek treatment for a sex addiction. He has denied many of the women's allegations, and has specifically denied accusations of rape.

Weinstein's personal office at 375 Greenwich St. was located in the same building as his frequent haunt the Tribeca Grill. Servers at the local restaurant told CNN about Weinstein's routines at the upscale restaurant, which involved plying his female companions with drinks — even if they didn't want them — and then inviting them up to his office or another private room.

Weinstein's now-empty Tribeca office is also where model Ambra Battilana Gutierrez told police he groped her.

You can read the New York Post's full report here.

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