Azalea Park Apartments’ prospective owners sue current owners for failure to bring structure up to code
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Geez, it sounds like they need to just raze them and start over.
It’s not clear to me from this article whether SMJ investments actually closed on the sale. Are they the current owners (as implied by the headline) or do they just have a contract to purchase the property (which is what the article makes it sound like). If repairs were a condition of the contract, I would think that they would verify that the repairs were made before closing.
Those buildings look to be ’70s vintage. Bringing them up to current code requirements could be cost prohibitive.