Today, during a Detroit City Council committee meeting, a BSEED official provided updates on Munoz Realty, a Detroit landlord who has come under scrutiny by some city council members, tenants and housing advocates. 1/2
For some background:
https://t.co/mo5zMb3kaL
- BSEED ID'ed 495 properties owned/managed by Munoz Realty. Of those properties, the dept. issued about 244 certificate of compliance (i.e. up to code).
- The landlord is working to bring 48 properties into compliance.
- BSEED issued 162 tickets amounting to over $55,000. 2/2
in me at the Detroit City Council Evening Meeting on October 18th at 7 p.m.
You can join us in person at Northwest Activities Center or online by Zoom https://t.co/DysjBaKVU2
Join Councilmember Coleman Young and I at the Detroit City Council Evening Meeting on October 18th at 7 p.m.
You can join us in person at Northwest Activities Center or online by Zoom https://t.co/DysjBaKVU2
The Coalition for Property Tax Justice is hosting a press conference on cash compensation and property tax credits for overtaxed #Detroit homeowners. It will take place Thursday, October 6th at 11:00am EST on Zoom. More info here: https://t.co/fWuXx8xvgO
#stopillegalforeclosures
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