New story in the @wcp finds that "the owners of 3003 Van Ness St. NW owed the District more than $1.2 million in unpaid fees for more than 700 violations since 2018, the most of any residential building in D.C during that time frame." #EquityResidential
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Residents of #3003VanNess in Washington DC reported last night that NONE of the four elevators in the 11-story West building were operating. The building is owned and managed by Equity Residential. @EquityRes@DC_DOB
Residents report that 2 of the 3 elevators in the South building are out of service, AND the other elevator is being used by movers. In other words, there are ZERO usable elevators for the residents of this 11-story building. @EquityRes@DC_DOB
Residents report that 3 out of 4 elevators in the West building are currently out of service at 3003 Van Ness. Equity Residential manages the building. @EquityRes
Residents report that as of 10:00 am this morning, NONE of the three elevators in the 11-story South building at 3003 Van Ness are in service. We have experienced serious problems with elevators for years. Equity Residential manages the building. @EquityRes
Residents report that NONE of the 3 elevators in the 11-story South building are working at 3003 Van Ness, operated by Equity Residential. Yesterday, only 1 of 4 elevators in the West building was operating. @EquityRes
After two and a half years of complaining to Equity Residential about broken doors at #3003VanNess, we have sent a letter to CEO Mark Parrell to request that he take immediate action to provide adequate security for his customers. @EquityRes https://t.co/jX73zdE9yN
"But in the eyes of Mayor Muriel Bowser and the D.C. Council, TOPA is a burden on developers and delays the timeline of transactions. In other words, tenant rights are always expendable in the name of landlord profits."
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The anti-TOPA provisions in the mayor's RENTAL Act will deprive many DC renters of the right to help determine the fate of their buildings. It will also accelerate the conversion of apartment buildings into quasi-public housing, harming seniors while it enriches the industry.
Another resident of is moving out due to chronic problems with the elevators at #3003VanNess. In an 11-story, 300+ unit building, outages are a huge inconvenience. @EquityRes ihas been extremely slow to fix the problem. @DC_DOB
The tenant association today sent a letter to the DC Department of Buildings requesting clarification about elevator policy. Does DOB insist that only one elevator in an 11-story 300+ unit building must be working?
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Residents of #3003VanNess report that two out of the three elevators in the South building are out of service. The building is 11 stories tall and has approximately 300 units. Elevator problems have gone on for many months. Residents are furious at @EquityRes .
1:30 pm on June 4th -- the loading dock door has been left open again at #3003VanNess. It is easy to walk off the street into the garage, and from the garage into the buildings. @EquityRes
One of the elevators in the South building of #3003VanNess has been out of service for well over a week. There are almost 300 units in this 11-story building. Residents are NOT happy. @EquityRes
The Van Ness South Tenants Association will hold a general meeting on Thursday, June 5th from 8:00 to 9:00 pm. The meeting will take place in the social room of the South building.
All residents of 3003 Van Ness are invited. There is no cost or obligation to attend.
The DC MPD will hold a community walk on Friday, May 30th, leaving 3003 Van Ness at 11:00 am. This is an important chance for you to share your thoughts about public safety with DC Councilmembers and MPD.
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