The dangers of being a property leaseholder combined with an affordable housing crisis are creating a perfect storm for dozens of residents at a modest condo development in Richmond. Many of the seniors and lower-income families at 6420 Buswell St. fear they may soon be on the street if they can’t come up with the $40,000/unit their landlord is demanding for repair work on the building’s exterior. Read the article…………………….
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