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Tenants union urges city to fund urgent repairs at former Vision and Beyond properties
Summary
Cincinnati Tenants Union members and residents told council that Recor (the receiver) has begun repairs but the investor-funded line of credit will run out about a month; they requested the city allocate funds to complete health-and-safety repairs at multiple former Vision and Beyond buildings managed by Recor and Prodigy.
Representatives of the Cincinnati Tenants Union asked City Council on Sept. 10 to follow through on prior commitments and allocate funds for health-and-safety repairs at multiple former Vision and Beyond apartment buildings now managed by receivers or third-party managers.
Brian Christiansen, speaking as a tenant and representative of the Cincinnati Tenants Union, said Recor — the receiver for several former Vision and Beyond buildings — has provided quotes for expensive repairs, has negotiated new leases for 24 buildings and has begun repairs using a line of credit from investors, but that that financing will “run out in about a month.” Christiansen said Recor has been…
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