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Compensation Secured for Former Latitude Five25 Tenants - Vimarsana News

Compensation Secured for Former Latitude Five25 Tenants

Former tenants of Latitude Five25 facing severe living conditions will receive compensation through a $1.5 million settlement fund.

Former Latitude Five25 tenants to split $1.5 million in settlement - Vimarsana News

Former Latitude Five25 tenants to split $1.5 million in settlement

Watch previous coverage of Latitude Five25 in the video player above. COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Former tenants of a 400-unit apartment complex rendered uninhabitable by failing heating systems, burst water pipes, repeated bug infestations and asbestos will be compensated through a $1.5 million settlement fund. City Attorney Zach Klein announced Wednesday that the lender financing […]

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Same ownership group identified for problem properties Latitude Five25 & Colonial Village - Vimarsana News

Same ownership group identified for problem properties Latitude Five25 & Colonial Village

Two massive complexes in Columbus have been or are being vacated by the city due to unlivable conditions.

Latitude Five25 tenants to receive $1.5 million after judge signs settlement - Vimarsana News

Latitude Five25 tenants to receive $1.5 million after judge signs settlement

A judge has signed a settlement that clears the way for the tenants of the closed Latitude Five25 apartments to receive $1.5 million.

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City of Columbus spending 'unprecedented amounts' to rehouse renters from problem properties - Vimarsana News

City of Columbus spending 'unprecedented amounts' to rehouse renters from problem properties

The closures of three massive and unsafe housing complexes in Franklin County are costing taxpayers millions of dollars.In a year, both the city and county ar