The owner of a subsidized apartment complex in Washington, D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood and its business partner reached a settlement with the attorney general’s office to pay $1.65 million to tenants and the city for alleged poor building conditions.
The owner of a subsidized apartment complex in Washington, D.C.’s Shaw neighborhood and its business partner reached a settlement with the attorney general’s office to pay $1.65 million to tenants and the city for alleged poor building conditions.
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