IndyStar reporters have documented many problems with Indianapolis rental properties, nearly all of which have arisen after the tenant moved in.
Here are just a few examples, compiled by reporterIn February of 2022, residents at the Capital Place apartments and the Berkley Commons apartments had their water shut off. It was the first time in a decade of providing service the electric company had shut off an entire property.
The cause of this unprecedented calamity for the 324 units at Capital Place and the 544 at Berkley Commons on the south side? A $1.3 million unpaid bill by the landlord. “This is really a last resort,” Citizens spokesperson Dan Considine said. “It’s not something we wanted to do, we certainly recognized it created a hardship for the tenants of those apartment complexes who were paying their utility bills through their rent.”
Example: Nearly 900 apartments had their water turned off after their landlord failed to pay a $1.3M water bill
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