affordable housing

'The conditions these families were compelled to live in were just horrendous.'

Earlier this year, the judge fined the company that owned the complex $7,500 a day after finding it in contempt of court for violating court orders and not showing up for scheduled depositions.

T.E.H. Realty has been the subject of numerous complaints about living conditions at its apartments in Kansas City and in other cities where it operates.

As COVID-19 cases in the area continue to rise, local organizations say evictions are causing both an economic and public health crisis in Kansas City.

Rent is due on Saturday, a federal eviction moratorium expired last week and expanded unemployment benefits are set to end soon. Two renters share their experience facing eviction during a pandemic.

Residents of Ruskin Place Apartments, owned by an affiliate of T.E.H Realty, have complained of leaking water, mold and sagging floors, among other concerns.

Residents at Kansas City-area properties owned by T.E.H. Realty have sued over deplorable conditions, including mold, roaches and inadequate heating.

Tenants of Ruskin Place Apartments in south Kansas City have complained of water leaking through windows, mold, sagging floors, inadequate heat, unsecured doors and “large critters” roaming through the units.

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