The world’s largest HIV/AIDS healthcare nonprofit—which is also a vocal advocate for affordable housing —has agreed to a settlement with a class of tenants over decrepit conditions at its property for low-income renters at Los Angeles’ Skid Row.
The $575,000 settlement, which will provide class members reimbursements for part of the rents they paid to live at the Madison Hotel, also requires experts for both the AIDS Healthcare Foundation and the class of about 350 tenants to collaboratively create a pest management plan.
Other moves to keep the property clean and safe include hiring a consultant to address issues with ...
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