The Brief
- Heritage Park in north Minneapolis has hundreds of open work orders for repairs, according to the city.
- The apartment complex has received more than $10 million for repairs in the last four years.
- The city is now working with a new court-appointed receiver to address the issues; the previous owner ran into money problems.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – Heritage Park in north Minneapolis is facing mounting repair needs, and a new court-appointed receiver is now tasked with fixing the troubled property.
Hundreds of repairs still needed at Heritage Park
What we know:
The city said there are still hundreds of open work orders at the Heritage Park apartment complex. It is now working with Certus Financial, a Minnetonka-based company and court-appointed receiver, to address the outstanding repairs.
The property has received more than $10 million for repairs over the past four years, according to figures from the housing authority. That money was in addition to the $85,000 in federal funding the property receives each month.…