Just one year after Elon Musk vowed to rid himself of all possessions, the Tesla CEO is putting his last home on the market.
The SpaceX CEO previously expressed the desire to "own no home" and it seems as though he's putting that goal into fruition as he gears up to part ways with his mansion.
The California Bay Area mansion, which was listed for sale on Sunday for $37.5 million, was used chiefly as a rental space for events, according to Musk.
The billionaire said he would like to sell it to a large family who will live there.
"Decided to sell my last remaining house," he tweeted on June 14. "Just needs to go to a large family who will live there. It’s a special place."
He currently lives in a home he rents for $50,000 in Boca Chica, Texas, near his Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Starbase rocket manufacturing plant, where he moved last year.
Musk had gone on a spree the past 13 months, selling six of his properties, as well as one in 2019, for a total of $114 million. He tweeted last May: "I am selling almost all physical possessions. Will own no house."
He said he was doing it as a way to defuse criticism of his wealth, telling podcast host Joe Rogan last May: "I think possessions kinda weigh you down. And they're kind of an attack vector. People say, 'Hey, billionaire, you got all this stuff.' Well, now I don’t have the stuff — now what are you gonna do?"
The announcement comes after a ProPublica report last week that revealed he had paid little, and in some cases, no federal income taxes in recent years.
Musk said on Wednesday that despite divesting himself of his properties in the state, he would, "continue to pay income taxes in California proportionate to my time in-state, which is & will be significant."
Musk started his sell-off in June 2020, with a 20,200-square-foot mansion in Los Angeles' Bel Air area that sold for $29 million.
