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Despite the fact that the work filled their houses with sewage, residents of San Francisco's notorious 'leaning tower' of its condo building were charged with a large bill for changing its tilt. The owners and renters of the Millennium Tower have been shocked to learn the bills, which make them financially responsible for $6.8 million for correcting a 29-inch tilt. Mehrdad Mostafavi, the landlord of a condo on the third floor of the building, was recently charged $14,000, equal to $10 per square foot of the apartment. To add insult to injury, the job for which Mostafavi was being charged resulted in his house being ruined with a sewage backup. 'It's a luxurious building and a prominent structure, but unfortunately it is not like this for me as a tenant,' Mostafavi told NBC Bay Area.' 'I am really suffering.'

The Millennium Tower in San Francisco cost $350 million to build, but the 60-story structure in the bedrock below continues to sink in the bedrock below. Images from cracked walls and leaks in the building's parking garage as the entire structure begins to tilt. Engineers saw signs of progress earlier this year when six concrete-filled steel pilings were installed along the base of the building, but the new amount of tilt could have been attributed to the demolition tower, which was constructed on a former landfill.