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Beleaguered nonprofit to sell blighted Upstate SC apartments | Greenville - Vimarsana News

Beleaguered nonprofit to sell blighted Upstate SC apartments | Greenville

Atlantic Housing Foundation plans to sell four blighted apartment complexes it owns in South Carolina, three in the Upstate and one in the Midlands.

Housing Minister and Central Nova MP Sean Fraser pleased with meeting with Atlantic Housing Ministers - Vimarsana News

Housing Minister and Central Nova MP Sean Fraser pleased with meeting with Atlantic Housing Ministers

Housing Minister and Central Nova MP Sean Fraser says he's encouraged by a meeting he had with his Atlantic Provinces counterparts. Fraser met with the four provincial housing ministers in Halifax last week.  He says all ministers share the same goal of having houses built more quickly and agree on…

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Dozens without A/C at low-income Greenville complex known for history of violations - Vimarsana News

Dozens without A/C at low-income Greenville complex known for history of violations

Dozens of residents are without air conditioning at Boulder Creek Apartments, a HUD-subsidized complex just north of Greenville city limits where substandard and potentially hazardous conditions have persisted for years.

South Carolina: Heat restored to Greenville County apartments - Vimarsana News

South Carolina: Heat restored to Greenville County apartments

Heat has been restored to an apartment complex in Greenville County, South Carolina, according to housing management.

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'A small victory': Some James Crossing residents allowed back in apartments; others granted extended hotel stays - Vimarsana News

'A small victory': Some James Crossing residents allowed back in apartments; others granted extended hotel stays

A "small victory" was granted to the residents of the 828 building at James Crossing on Friday, said Paul Robertson, managing attorney for the Virginia Legal Aid Society, as some