Displaced residents of Suffolk Tower Apartments in desperate need of temporary housing Families were forced out of their apartments after a fire last Tuesday. Residents said their landlord put them in hotels temporarily, and that ends Friday. Author: Allison Bazzle Updated: 7:21 PM EDT July 22, 2021 SUFFOLK, Va. — Residents of Suffolk Tower Apartments are still waiting to see if they can go back home after a three-alarm fire happened there on July 13. A man was charged with arson in connection to the incident. Residents told 13News Now their landlord paid to put them up in hotels, but that ends Friday. “You displaced my life,” said Suffolk Tower resident Derrick Edgehill. “This has major consequences for me because I have nowhere to go.”