Rep. Cory Mills Sued for DC Penthouse Eviction

Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) is facing eviction from his Washington, D.C. penthouse after his landlord filed a lawsuit alleging he owes over $85,000 in unpaid rent since March 2025. Court records indicate Mills repeatedly made late or missed payments, accumulating significant fines despite his reported multimillion-dollar net worth. Mills claims technical errors with the online payment system prevented payment and has provided screenshots as evidence. The landlord initiated eviction proceedings in January 2025 after prior warnings. The eviction coincides with other controversies, including a recently recanted domestic dispute, ongoing divorce proceedings, reported business financial troubles, and a House Ethics Committee investigation. Mills has publicly disputed media reports and continues to contest the eviction circumstances as the legal process advances.