Future homeowners are helping build the Arvada development, which is expected to keep construction going through next summer.
Residents say the second-largest property manager in the U.S. brought lease confusion, billing disputes and a frightening overnight incident.
Affordable units aimed at moderate-income renters are filling up more easily than homes for extremely low-income households, leaving many of the poorest Americans stuck in shelters or waiting lists.
Studies cited by a Queens cleaning company point to sponges, dust and indoor air as the biggest hidden health issues in apartments and houses.
Inspectors found cracking, a gap beneath the structure and signs of instability before fire rescue ordered residents out.
Housing advocates say condos once offered a path to ownership, but California has built far fewer of them for more than a decade.
Rutgers said students in one building and a neighboring complex were affected after a blaze on Louis Street spread water damage and forced emergency housing help.
The new complex is expected to add relief to a long public housing waitlist, with move-ins possible by October after final inspections.
A national shortage of deeply affordable homes is colliding with vacancies in units aimed at higher-income renters.
The Chicago memorial will honor survivors tortured under former police Commander Jon Burge and is expected to open in early 2027.