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The redevelopment plan saw the ownership and nonprofits struggling to negotiate while residents searched for new homes

Fires have hit five complexes in the area this year, displacing residents and destroying many of the citys remaining affordable units

THE Amalgamated Rural Teachers Union of Zimbabwe (Artuz) has urged Zimbabweans to wear black clothes on Friday to mourn the high cost

Residents and the developer reached an agreement Monday night

An October memo from DHS put a halt to ICEs worksite raids, and local activists hope for more guidelines to help exploited employees

Tenants hosted an art exhibit rally ahead of the council vote and shared more frustrations about the landlord and developer

Residents of the 198 Gatewood Ave. community decry management practices, say they need more time to move

Families still living in the community are hoping for more compensation from the developer

After weeks of protest, apartment owners provided answers about sudden relocation efforts — but tenants still had demands

Tweet Photo: Alejandro Ramirez Several tenants of the Mosaic Apartments received a phone call on Friday saying they had to leave their units in three days because of a failed inspection. On Monday, the day on which they were supposed to leave, many of them instead stayed put and held a demonstration alongside labor activists to protest the decision. Nicolas Alvarado was frustrated by the short notice. He and his family have lived at the South Nashville apartment complex for three years ...