Elon Musk’s ‘primary home’ in Texas revealed to be a …

ELON Musk's primary home in Texas is reportedly a box worth $50,000 after the Tesla billionaire sold off the majority of his California mansions.

The SpaceX founder, 50, recently relocated from California to Texas where Tesla is setting up its new factory and base.

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He revealed earlier this month that he now owns only one house in the Bay Area which he described as an "events house."

AS he left, Musk blasted California lawmakers for allegedly creating an unwelcoming environment for businesses.

Yet while the second richest man in the world, Musk didn't snap up any new Austin mansions when he relocated to Starbase.

Instead, he is living in a small box house that he is renting from SpaceX while he works at Boca Chica.

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"My primary home is literally a ~$50k house in Boca Chica / Starbase that I rent from SpaceX," he wrote in a tweet on June 7.

"Its kinda awesome though. Only house I own is the events house in the Bay Area.

"If I sold it, the house would see less use, unless bought by a big family, which might happen someday.

"Now that I have made some improvements, Im pretty sure its worth $69k haha," he joked of the "box" in a seperate tweet.

The house Musk is renting in Texas isa mass-produced, 20 feet x 20 feet "foldable, prefabricated home" from Boxabl, a housing start-up company, according to the Houston Chronicle.

The "BoxablCasita" looks like a studio apartment and consists of one large room partitioned into a living room and bedroom area, with a fully equipped kitchen.

It also has a bathroom with a tub shower.

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The company had teased that Musk would be living in one of its homes last November when it posted a video claiming that it had a "high-profile" and "top secret" customer in Boca Chica.

However, it is still remaining tight-lipped about who the customer is, despite Musk saying the house is "kinda awesome."

"No comment," the company said in a tweet on Sunday.

Musk's girlfriend Grimes has also said that she is living in Austin but it is not clear if she and their one-year-old son, X A-Xii, are staying in the box.

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Musk officially announced he was ditching "entitled" California last year as he put seven of his mansions on the market.

He previously told palshe planned to leave as his feud with California lawmakersover theircoronavirusrules continued.

The billionaire saidCalifornia"has been winning for a long time" in the area of innovation but has also been "taking it for granted a little bit."

"They do tend to get a little complacent, a little entitled, and then they don't win the championship anymore," said Musk, who has resided in the Golden State for nearly two decades.

At the start of summer 2020, he put an array of his impressive homes up for sale after vowing to sell all of his possessions including his six mansions in the exclusive Bel Air neighborhood in Los Angeles.

These included a $30million seven-bed mansion and a a ranch house across the street once owned by comedic actor Gene Wilder,which he has turned into a private school for his own kids.

Speaking to Vogue in 2015, he described it as "like a little schoolhouse on the prairie, except in Bel-Air on a golf course."

Musk also listed four other homes valued at $62.5million, as well as his "Boomerang" pad, which he sold in 2019.

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