I think the real crime here is that they charge almost $1,500 for those apartments that I wouldn't even let a prisoner live in.... how are people getting away with this??
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
Absolutely. With all of the problems this building has had, it should have been condemned years ago. The owners and the city should be sued for negligence.
The government is equally to be blamed, they let this all happen right under their noses. And now all of a sudden they "care" and are evicting many families with no where else to go. I bet to them this is just a new opportunity to make $$ off of hefty fines, condemn some free real estate while they're at it, demolish old buildings and build better money making buildings there instead.
This is the problem when in a building designated condominiums, the owners decide to use their property as rental units. They absolutely don't care. At the condominiums where I live they only allow a very minimal number of conddominiums to be rented out because they want the owners to live here so that they'll take an interest in their properties.
@Denise: Ikr. This is what's called: People having jobs to do but all they are doing is collecting their paychecks while they keep their office seat warm.
Landlord must be jailed till properties brought up to current build codes. Only after occupancy permit is granted the landlord will be released on bail or slum lord will continue to rent out sub standard dumps.
These could be subsidized units which makes it even worse. the families should be getting assistance from the state or at least county in regards to basic building occupancy safety standards. some of those tenants must have been complaining to someone. there are children involved you can have inspectors come in, but you also don't want your home condemned and have to leave. it's a tough situation when you're really in it. some will file complaints and others will keep quiet and suffer there. it's dangerous as hell.
oh please if it were not for the miami collapse that building would still be open the state of florida failed on so many levels all of a sudden now after 100 people had 2 die now the state wants to do its job liitle to late florida its sad
They don't give a fuck. They're just like my landlords. They only collect the rent and any notices for repairs fall on deaf ears. I'm saving money to get the hell out.
Johnson is not saying that it's a problem unique to Florida. That's your misguided interpretation. But, Florida is a huge concern on the climate change issue. Sea level is rising. And this discussion is about Florida, not other places. Johnson is staying relevant to the topic at hand. There is no need for name calling. When you point one finger there's always two pointing back at you. Everyone can see that Johnson is NOT the stupid one here. That is clear by the number of thumbs up.
@@coriebarnes8680 Horse manure. He’s bashing Florida and my double-barreled middle fingers are also extended to you with great vigor. Yeah, humanity has indeed dumped a crapload of CO2 into the atmosphere which is a bad thing. But, until you can come up with a plan to curb CO2 emissions by China, Russia, et al then you can shove your Paris Accord climate change agenda where the sun don’t shine. This message has been brought to you today by the letters Foxtrot and Yankee.
Lived in a place that bad. They become low-income when nobody wants to maintain them, and let it rot with people in it. The stove shocked me, black mold, cockroaches, left without electricity, rusty water. "If you don't like it, you can always MOVE." That's how people are dealt with.
yeah hard to move when new places are asking that you make 3X the rent but For $1460 you can fine way way better places to live in Broward even in Coral Springs and I'm shocked that the city let this place get so run down Coral Springs has a reputation of being a middle class city
This is so shameful. These landlords have their hands out to collect rent every month, but they don't maintain the unit to be livable. I hope these poor people can find decent housing and I wish they could have all past rent refunded to them. This is so substandard that I wouldn't want my dog to live there, never mind human beings, especially babies and children.
The problem is just not with the owners but renters as well...I would not pay to live in that... they said rats but I would bet the roaches are whats holding the walls together
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
@@MeriLizzie True, I didn’t look at it from that perspective. But I did mention not to pay rent until repairs are made. The squalor that they live in is also a breach of the lease. They could have saved the 2 months rent and moved as he stated that they didn’t miss a payment. Evictions are usually come after 3-6 months of non-payment.
@@LulaMae21 Not necessarily. You can always explain that to the new landlord. That's what cell phone cameras are for! You take pics and videos on your way out. Any new landlord would understand why you didn't pay rent and that you left for your health and safety. EVERY state should allow people to not pay rent in a situation this bad. 😔
@@coriebarnes8680 I said "in SOME places." You'd have a hard time finding a new landlord with an eviction on your record. Everything is highly dependent on state and local laws, and it's very bad advice to make a blanket "don't pay rent" statement. Know your local laws before you try this, and be prepared to move immediately.
These aren't condos, are they? This disrepair falls squarely on the landlord(s)/owner(s) of the units. Forty years is way too long for building inspections/recertification.
Since the collapse now they focus on all these buildings that have been in disrepair for months even years ....money is the root of all evil peeps..that's the truth..
Subsidized housing or not nobody should have to live like that. The owners don't want to pay to get things fixed. I live in an apartment I have cupboards that are probably 50 years old they look awful and are falling apart I've asked for new cupboards but the owner doesn't want to change them. I lived in this apartment for seventeen years. Owners don't care until something happens.
this apartment/condo is in a upper class area there is no subsidized housing there this price is average for that area the owners just neglected the place and the renters got scammer or did a poor job of looking for rentals in the area
Can't no one fix the problems before they get really bad. It's really a shame someone is getting all that money & letting the building cave in. So sad & horrible.
It depends on the neighborhood. A building in that condition would most likely not be in the best location for a high-rise. Regardless, that building should have been condemned years ago.
Either way it probably needs to come down. or a full refurb at least. mold and non working plumbing where kids are living? in my state the inspectors would be climbing all over that place, and the landlord. they're tough around here with that sh*t, as soon as it gets revealed through complaints to Inspectional Services. once they are on you you have to do all the work that's needed to shake them off again and get occupancy.
These owners should at the very least just have their asset taken from them and then they should be fined the amount it costs to resettle the tenants and sell or demolish the property. How can you profit from housing w/o any responsibility?
Serious question, WHY are more "upper class" buildings that are being deemed unsafe giving residents 24-72 hours and "lower class" buildings are told 2 weeks?? If you ask me, they're putting values on human lives 🤔
I find it interesting that not only people are paying attention to these things now, but they all seem to be 2 story buildings that need to be torn down. No matter what kind of area they're located in, two stories are limiting...
The people could have left at anytime , They are not being held there . If you see an issue or issues in any complex that you have reported and it has not been resolved , there is nothing keeping you there .
Poverty might. Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
And just think, my sister suggested that I buy a condo the last time I spoke with her. I live in a private home, although my neighbors are not the best. At least I have control over my home, at least, and can maintain it with a reasonably good contractor. I'm glad I did not take her advice. Ms. L. Churchill
When a Landlord rents a place to people, and the Building owner/landlord KNOWING it is in extremely Bad/Dangerous condition and never fixed the issues, should Have to pay for everyone of their tenants to move to a Much Better Home and The Owner/Owners/Landlord/Landlords Also should Have to Pay for their tenants Rent for the same amount of time each unit was rented by the tenants + an additional 2 years on top of that!
Why didn't you do something about it before the collapse in Surfside caused people to start looking at buildings? If the city had of cared in the first place instead of ignoring it this would have been corrected years ago. I have no doubt these people have complained multiple times to the landlord and probably to the city but as usual nothing got done. Nobody should live in a rotten leaking molded building. These people should get a class action lawsuit going and Sue with a pro bono lawyer so they can recover damages for what they have had to live through.
This should have been evacuated and demolished years ago. $1460 for this? You could get a cheap house for that and live safe. It is disgusting that people let other people live in this. And it is sad that it took until the champlain towers collapse for something to be done with these other buildings that are also unsafe
What about those poor people that were living there where the hell are they going to go to live now? Arrest the owners and throw the slumlords in jail.
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
You are so right! 💯 I know because I grew up in a Chicago housing project. They were nice, clean, and had plenty of space. Huge rooms! They NEVER looked anything like this! NO rust, mold, peeling paint, no rats! When I see places like this, I wonder how it could be legal to allow someone to live in them! 😳 Their health is at risk. This is criminal. 😢
Please send someone to check Marigot Bay Apartments in Sarasota, roof tiles are cracked, wasp nest in Soffits, missing pieces of Soffits allowing water in. who knows what’s lurking behind the stick wood frame, smells musty
$1400 in this condition for Coral Springs, unfortunately, sounds about right. To get a nice looking place to rent you need at least $2000 a month, housing is very expensive.
I pay $1400 for a 2/2 in coral Springs lol and its nothing like this ghetto mess we have a pool and hot tub, gym, club house this place looks like a apartment that was turned into a coundo by the owners to get max profits
That's what corruption does pay a little under the hand and all the inspectors will give you a pass, there should be criminal charge on land lord that do this kind of shit they are putting people in danger
i live in coral springs and i stay in a 3 bed 2 bath for 1500 but its got an association and it looks modestly good, nothing like this. they should save and move
What a dump. Get out and don't pay the rent, then the owners will have no property income to pay taxes and repairs. Hopefully the building will get bulldozed.
Hasn't history proved time and time again that Human Lives should be more important than profit (Kingscross fire in London springs to mind). Lives lost due to negligence should never be forgotten and harsh penalties should be a deterrent to the greedy profiteering. Rant over. 🖐🎤⬇️
They remained and now complain when cameras show up. An infant was brought into this mess ? There are options but you have to seek them out. Only the lazy sit and wait for options to knock on the door. I have experienced this in my life and you either are complacent and accept, or you put on your game and find a better option. It does not excuse the landlords but they continued to pay the rent.
I know the landlords should be held accountable but some of the people there need to be ashamed as well. How can you have your kids living in bullshit like this it’s too late and speaks highly over your character ridiculous
@@LulaMae21 many luxury rentals in that area that go for $1400 they just didnt look they are most likly transplants from another state seen many fall into this trap of renting a dump thinking better apartments cost more cause that how it was in their state
Prices appear to be $59,000 to $85,000 for the condos. 2 story. Kind of dumpy looking places, but what do you expect for those prices? Looks like a motel. 3990 Woodside Dr, Coral Springs, FL
this is in a middle class area go see what condos go for in that area and the surrounding cities lol this is the price they went for in 2020 they could have rented or bought for the same price in a much better building
I’m sorry but there needs to be some personal responsibility too. These tenants actually toured this building and said “yeah this will work” 😳 “ 1400 a month sounds about right” 🤣 You can get a nice one bedroom or small two bedroom for that price that’s up to code at least.
you can get a nice two bed room in Broward for $1460 lol it wont be in a newer building but its going to be a lot better than this mess i pay $1400 for a 2/2 1100sqft and live 3 streets down from this place
@@LulaMae21 they get monthly check if you didn’t know ... per child .. they have two children so that’s enough money for a better place than that! Obviously they aren’t using the money wisely
@@Littlekitten_ If you're referring to the child tax credit, that is NOT a stimulus check. It's an advance on tax refunds that people may owe taxes on at the end of the year. It is NOT free money.
@@Littlekitten_ Yes, if it's for the child tax credit, be sure to look into the tax implications of it and maybe set some aside in case some of it has to be paid back.
I think the real crime here is that they charge almost $1,500 for those apartments that I wouldn't even let a prisoner live in.... how are people getting away with this??
Crime cuz they let themselves. Only a fool would pay that to live in that dump.
Stop paying these landlords and apartment companies your hard earned money.
@@jayg5391 .... Don't rent from slumlords. Easy as that.
You're a joke. These apartments are way too nice for prisoners.
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
Sad that it takes a building collapsing and killing people for anyone to pay attention to these things.
Absolutely. With all of the problems this building has had, it should have been condemned years ago. The owners and the city should be sued for negligence.
Who is going to help these people find new housing? This is disgusting. These landlords are very irresponsible. They should be fined.
It all gets down to money. Cheap living accommodations for poor people aren't exactly going to be top notch.
The government is equally to be blamed, they let this all happen right under their noses. And now all of a sudden they "care" and are evicting many families with no where else to go. I bet to them this is just a new opportunity to make $$ off of hefty fines, condemn some free real estate while they're at it, demolish old buildings and build better money making buildings there instead.
They should be shot in the face
This is the problem when in a building designated condominiums, the owners decide to use their property as rental units. They absolutely don't care. At the condominiums where I live they only allow a very minimal number of conddominiums to be rented out because they want the owners to live here so that they'll take an interest in their properties.
They should be in prison. It seems to be a property owner thing.
All of a sudden, the authorities become aware of this situation?
@Denise: Ikr. This is what's called: People having jobs to do but all they are doing is collecting their paychecks while they keep their office seat warm.
@Untrepid One more than 98
This called my attention too … this is not something new going on…who knows maybe there is a plan behind all those sudden evacuations 🤔
$1460/month?! For a dump?! Find these people decent housing, Coral Springs.
1400 a month for that. Out their? Crazy..
Landlord must be jailed till properties brought up to current build codes. Only after occupancy permit is granted the landlord will be released on bail or slum lord will continue to rent out sub standard dumps.
The landlord ( the cuban ) .....bla bla blah
They don't care 💃
Worse, they should be under house arrest inside that building until it is brought up to code.
The best sentence? Make the landlord live in one of those substandard units. The one with the rat problem would be best
Agreed totally
These could be subsidized units which makes it even worse. the families should be getting assistance from the state or at least county in regards to basic building occupancy safety standards. some of those tenants must have been complaining to someone. there are children involved you can have inspectors come in, but you also don't want your home condemned and have to leave. it's a tough situation when you're really in it. some will file complaints and others will keep quiet and suffer there. it's dangerous as hell.
oh please if it were not for the miami collapse that building would still be open the state of florida failed on so many levels all of a sudden now after 100 people had 2 die now the state wants to do its job liitle to late florida its sad
Until last month I would see the inspectors at Waffle House in the mornings - seems they are testing the chairs & stools -
Right On
How can landlords let people live in that dump?
Money.
They get rent but then dont wanna fix anything, just sad.
Money
They don't give a fuck. They're just like my landlords. They only collect the rent and any notices for repairs fall on deaf ears. I'm saving money to get the hell out.
@@stardustdreams234 Yes that is best. I hope you find a good place to live soon.
Residents should get at least a security deposit refunded.
When pigs 🐖 fly
They should get the last few years of rent refunded.
Wtf is a security deposit
facks i live in springs and they pay more than me and i have a 3/2 wit a nice kitchen and laundry combo.
Leave Florida before it all goes under water.
@ Johnson. You think this is a problem unique to Florida? Are you seriously that stupid?
Literally!!
Johnson is not saying that it's a problem unique to Florida. That's your misguided interpretation. But, Florida is a huge concern on the climate change issue. Sea level is rising. And this discussion is about Florida, not other places. Johnson is staying relevant to the topic at hand. There is no need for name calling. When you point one finger there's always two pointing back at you. Everyone can see that Johnson is NOT the stupid one here. That is clear by the number of thumbs up.
@@coriebarnes8680 Horse manure. He’s bashing Florida and my double-barreled middle fingers are also extended to you with great vigor. Yeah, humanity has indeed dumped a crapload of CO2 into the atmosphere which is a bad thing. But, until you can come up with a plan to curb CO2 emissions by China, Russia, et al then you can shove your Paris Accord climate change agenda where the sun don’t shine. This message has been brought to you today by the letters Foxtrot and Yankee.
You do realize that there is enough water on earth to flood the whole world right?
Lived in a place that bad. They become low-income when nobody wants to maintain them, and let it rot with people in it. The stove shocked me, black mold, cockroaches, left without electricity, rusty water. "If you don't like it, you can always MOVE." That's how people are dealt with.
yeah hard to move when new places are asking that you make 3X the rent but For $1460 you can fine way way better places to live in Broward even in Coral Springs and I'm shocked that the city let this place get so run down Coral Springs has a reputation of being a middle class city
Why are they just now checking every standard?
There were always checks, but now there are more because of what happened, which is a silver lining. Also, it's more likely to make the news now.
This is so shameful. These landlords have their hands out to collect rent every month, but they don't maintain the unit to be livable. I hope these poor people can find decent housing and I wish they could have all past rent refunded to them. This is so substandard that I wouldn't want my dog to live there, never mind human beings, especially babies and children.
now why the hell would someone want to own or live in a condo that looks like that..
Exactly,
Because they have no other options. Run down slumy apartment is still better than being homeless
The problem is just not with the owners but renters as well...I would not pay to live in that... they said rats but I would bet the roaches are whats holding the walls together
@@shannawallace7855 wrong... you always have options... looks like they dont even take care of themselves and those kids...
@@shannawallace7855 that’s when you save and buy a tiny house or camper and go off grid. Hell I’d rather live in a tent than moldy condo.
Sick!!!
Should have refused rent until repairs were made or moved paying $1,460 you could have found another place.
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
@@MeriLizzie True, I didn’t look at it from that perspective. But I did mention not to pay rent until repairs are made. The squalor that they live in is also a breach of the lease. They could have saved the 2 months rent and moved as he stated that they didn’t miss a payment. Evictions are usually come after 3-6 months of non-payment.
Whether refusing to pay rent is a good idea or not really depends on the laws where you are. In some places, that can be a very bad move.
@@LulaMae21
Not necessarily. You can always explain that to the new landlord. That's what cell phone cameras are for! You take pics and videos on your way out. Any new landlord would understand why you didn't pay rent and that you left for your health and safety. EVERY state should allow people to not pay rent in a situation this bad. 😔
@@coriebarnes8680 I said "in SOME places." You'd have a hard time finding a new landlord with an eviction on your record. Everything is highly dependent on state and local laws, and it's very bad advice to make a blanket "don't pay rent" statement. Know your local laws before you try this, and be prepared to move immediately.
please do a deep dive into the landlords
These aren't condos, are they? This disrepair falls squarely on the landlord(s)/owner(s) of the units. Forty years is way too long for building inspections/recertification.
That is an investor's property. Investor's are in it to maximize profits and cut costs.
Multiple investors. One investor owns 9 units.
Eerie how since the Surfside collapse,buildings are collapsing and falling apart one right after the other.Blessed be all.
What's happening is that everyone's covering their asses & actually doing their jobs now.
So you're saying this is all planned? Like COVID?
Since the collapse now they focus on all these buildings that have been in disrepair for months even years ....money is the root of all evil peeps..that's the truth..
This building has clearly been falling apart for years. It's just been ignored.
There haven't been any other major collapses. What there has been is more accountability.
Subsidized housing or not nobody should have to live like that. The owners don't want to pay to get things fixed. I live in an apartment I have cupboards that are probably 50 years old they look awful and are falling apart I've asked for new cupboards but the owner doesn't want to change them. I lived in this apartment for seventeen years. Owners don't care until something happens.
How is it housing if they are paying 1460 a month?
this apartment/condo is in a upper class area there is no subsidized housing there this price is average for that area the owners just neglected the place and the renters got scammer or did a poor job of looking for rentals in the area
Nothing is ever done to these kind of landlords...
So they pay bank but landlord cant even check stuff to get it fixed right the first time.
Shame on them
This is what happens when a private condo gets rented out by a private owner or owners. Slumlording.
Can't no one fix the problems before they get really bad. It's really a shame someone is getting all that money & letting the building cave in. So sad & horrible.
Lol 😆1460 a month looks more like a super 8 🤣
A super 8 would probably better. Probably a bit dated, questionable stains but - maybe the roof won't leak?
Looks worse lol
It's sad, definitely not funny unless you're the owner.
Well that’s Coral Springs for ya place is way overpriced. 1550 for a 2 bedroom
They will tear it down and build a high end condo for rich folk,all according to plan
Yep
Love it!!
It depends on the neighborhood. A building in that condition would most likely not be in the best location for a high-rise. Regardless, that building should have been condemned years ago.
Either way it probably needs to come down. or a full refurb at least. mold and non working plumbing where kids are living? in my state the inspectors would be climbing all over that place, and the landlord. they're tough around here with that sh*t, as soon as it gets revealed through complaints to Inspectional Services. once they are on you you have to do all the work that's needed to shake them off again and get occupancy.
@AkshonClips Blackrock, Goldman Sachs, China
Wow that couple could have a house with what they pay in rent to live in that mess. Hope they find better housing! 🙏🏼
These owners should at the very least just have their asset taken from them and then they should be fined the amount it costs to resettle the tenants and sell or demolish the property. How can you profit from housing w/o any responsibility?
When will the city start to hold these slum lords responsible? The answer is probably never.
Serious question, WHY are more "upper class" buildings that are being deemed unsafe giving residents 24-72 hours and "lower class" buildings are told 2 weeks?? If you ask me, they're putting values on human lives 🤔
The "upper class" buildings that have been in the news lately were at risk of imminent collapse. This building wasn't.
Honestly I'd rather be given two weeks. The odds are against a catastrophe and moving out is a serious endeavor.
also this building is in a upper class area and has been neglected over the years by the owners
$1460 per month to live in that dump, thats crazy.
Florida building department bureaucrats finally waking up from their deep sleep.
I imagine half the buildings in Miami will be shut down.
100% Florida 👉 unlivebale
Second homeless state ,after California.....🙈
Yep very expensive to maintain corroded buildings.
When I think I have it bad, smh. I pray for them and others like them.
Side note: his lady is beautiful omg.
Who's forcing these people to live in a place they don't like?
I think their name is poverty
Nobody is. But when you don't have the money, or savings to move out it's tough.
I find it interesting that not only people are paying attention to these things now, but they all seem to be 2 story buildings that need to be torn down. No matter what kind of area they're located in, two stories are limiting...
$$$$?
Man the sunshine state sure is in good condition 👍🏻
The people could have left at anytime , They are not being held there . If you see an issue or issues in any complex that you have reported and it has not been resolved , there is nothing keeping you there .
Poverty might. Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
It’s not that easy most apartments require good credit they might not have good credit
is there an ability to sue here??
slumlords need to be swiftly dealt with!
Should have moved long ago
What in the world?! How can they be letting people live like that??
This building owner is a disgrace!
"our priority is the safety of citizens".
really?!...🤔
they wouldnt be inspecting if that building wouldnt have fallen.
MORE BULL FROM HELL?????
$1460? What in the ....
The dirt on the building’s name plate alone says it ALL.
And just think, my sister suggested that I buy a condo the last time I spoke with her. I live in a private home, although my neighbors are not the best. At least I have control over my home, at least, and can maintain it with a reasonably good contractor. I'm glad I did not take her advice.
Ms. L. Churchill
They care about this NOW 😕
If it collapse then a big lawsuit will come!
I can not believe that building has not fallen today
When a Landlord rents a place to people, and the Building owner/landlord KNOWING it is in extremely Bad/Dangerous condition and never fixed the issues, should Have to pay for everyone of their tenants to move to a Much Better Home and The Owner/Owners/Landlord/Landlords Also should Have to Pay for their tenants Rent for the same amount of time each unit was rented by the tenants + an additional 2 years on top of that!
Im wondering if a large percentage of the rental housing in that area is going to be concerned.
not many places to rent in that city most places are single family homes that start in the $450k to $3 million range
@0:39 she’s like what the heck you say?
Spending $1460 for no water?
No rights for tenants. SCUMLORDS
Has this become a running gag for Florida??? 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
yulp!
Why didn't you do something about it before the collapse in Surfside caused people to start looking at buildings? If the city had of cared in the first place instead of ignoring it this would have been corrected years ago. I have no doubt these people have complained multiple times to the landlord and probably to the city but as usual nothing got done. Nobody should live in a rotten leaking molded building. These people should get a class action lawsuit going and Sue with a pro bono lawyer so they can recover damages for what they have had to live through.
This should have been evacuated and demolished years ago. $1460 for this? You could get a cheap house for that and live safe. It is disgusting that people let other people live in this. And it is sad that it took until the champlain towers collapse for something to be done with these other buildings that are also unsafe
What about those poor people that were living there where the hell are they going to go to live now? Arrest the owners and throw the slumlords in jail.
I read this 3 times and rewatched the video before I realized you meant “poor”. I was like “Where are the poop people? How did I miss that?
@@CODYORMOE opps, I fixed it. I guess that's what happens when you need glasses and turn 60. :)
@@destinyreturns4885 I found it amusing. I laughed at myself more than your typo.
These games plz let all the wicked of this world be detroyed. These folks are wicked and greedy lord
Florida needs to do better!!!!!!
Omg 1460? This is insane.... You'd think $800... Wow... I pay 1525 for the townhome I live in Roswell Georgia.
they got scammed cause you can get a luxury rental for that price in that city lol must be new to Florida
These people should have moved out months ago if not years ago. They chose to live there in those conditions.
You know what keeps them there, Poverty! Breaking a lease can be expensive. And many places want first month rent, last month rent, plus security deposit. What are the odds that 1 or both the parents lost their job during Covid & they’ve been living off savings? You think 2 people working & living paycheck to paycheck with 2 small kids is gonna have $2800 plus whatever deposit amount? Isn’t there also a housing shortage in Florida? Sometimes, when you’re poor you have to take what you can get.
Perhaps it's what they could afford. But kudos for supporting slum landlords.
Why hasn't the city done something before all this happened, this is ridiculous.
Most condos have maintenance fees. Where do they go? If they don't have fees that's 1 thing, but if so can they sue for reimbursement?
There are projects in Chicago that look like luxury apartments compared to this.
You are so right! 💯 I know because I grew up in a Chicago housing project. They were nice, clean, and had plenty of space. Huge rooms! They NEVER looked anything like this! NO rust, mold, peeling paint, no rats! When I see places like this, I wonder how it could be legal to allow someone to live in them! 😳 Their health is at risk. This is criminal. 😢
Please send someone to check Marigot Bay Apartments in Sarasota, roof tiles are cracked, wasp nest in Soffits, missing pieces of Soffits allowing water in. who knows what’s lurking behind the stick wood frame, smells musty
Coulda replaced the roof 10 years ago and it would be completely fine
$1400 in this condition for Coral Springs, unfortunately, sounds about right. To get a nice looking place to rent you need at least $2000 a month, housing is very expensive.
I pay $1400 for a 2/2 in coral Springs lol and its nothing like this ghetto mess we have a pool and hot tub, gym, club house this place looks like a apartment that was turned into a coundo by the owners to get max profits
No way I would be paying rent.. and if they tried to kick me out, I’d sue.
That's what corruption does pay a little under the hand and all the inspectors will give you a pass, there should be criminal charge on land lord that do this kind of shit they are putting people in danger
i live in coral springs and i stay in a 3 bed 2 bath for 1500 but its got an association and it looks modestly good, nothing like this. they should save and move
1:50 the duct tape on the tile wall around the fixtures, lol
1460?!?! Come to nc y’all!!!! U can live in lake Norman fir that!!!
they're s luxury apartments for that price in that city lol I think their just transplants that got scammed seen it happens a lot here in Florida
What a dump. Get out and don't pay the rent, then the owners will have no property income to pay taxes and repairs. Hopefully the building will get bulldozed.
So the city of Coral Springs cares about its residents but some of the units were unlivable since 2012. That’s caring.
Dam there’s no way I’d pay rent there no way
They need to just go ahead and pull the building and rebuild a new one.
Hasn't history proved time and time again that Human Lives should be more important than profit (Kingscross fire in London springs to mind). Lives lost due to negligence should never be forgotten and harsh penalties should be a deterrent to the greedy profiteering. Rant over. 🖐🎤⬇️
When stuff like this happens... All of tenants need to band together and stop paying.
Still The Coral Springs City hall Responsibility.
"due in 2016" ???
They remained and now complain when cameras show up. An infant was brought into this mess ? There are options but you have to seek them out. Only the lazy sit and wait for options to knock on the door. I have experienced this in my life and you either are complacent and accept, or you put on your game and find a better option. It does not excuse the landlords but they continued to pay the rent.
way way better places in Coral Springs for that price with pools and club houses they must be transplants and new to the state or first time renters
Demolish that building, entirely.
the owners want $2.8 million for it lol
I know the landlords should be held accountable but some of the people there need to be ashamed as well. How can you have your kids living in bullshit like this it’s too late and speaks highly over your character ridiculous
If they can't find anything else they can afford, the choice is a crappy place like this or homelessness.
If you can pay $1400 in rent on time every month a hotel is better than living in filth. Let’s use common sense
@@LulaMae21 many luxury rentals in that area that go for $1400 they just didnt look they are most likly transplants from another state seen many fall into this trap of renting a dump thinking better apartments cost more cause that how it was in their state
They need to get out asap
1460 a month? For that???
Need to be charged with a crime for allowing this for so long!
Coral Springs is the ghetto with an attractive layout
I think people in Pompano beach Deerfield Beach, Lauderdale lakes, and Lauderhill would like to have a word
@@ShantalhaitianPrincess why? They all the same
@@pastathemechanic7536 🤣
Looks more like a motel that rents rooms by the hour 🤣
I literally just moved from Miami to coconut creek lol my shit better be up to code
Prices appear to be $59,000 to $85,000 for the condos. 2 story. Kind of dumpy looking places, but what do you expect for those prices? Looks like a motel. 3990 Woodside Dr, Coral Springs, FL
this is in a middle class area go see what condos go for in that area and the surrounding cities lol this is the price they went for in 2020 they could have rented or bought for the same price in a much better building
That's plain wrong
This is disgraceful.
I’m sorry but there needs to be some personal responsibility too. These tenants actually toured this building and said “yeah this will work” 😳 “ 1400 a month sounds about right” 🤣
You can get a nice one bedroom or small two bedroom for that price that’s up to code at least.
you can get a nice two bed room in Broward for $1460 lol it wont be in a newer building but its going to be a lot better than this mess i pay $1400 for a 2/2 1100sqft and live 3 streets down from this place
2:12 the roof is falling apart, lol
How does a family live in this condition with all these stimulus checks being sent to parents ????🧐🧐🤨 my cat lives better than this! Poor babies
The stimulus checks would cover like a month of rent, not nearly enough for a nicer place.
@@LulaMae21 they get monthly check if you didn’t know ... per child .. they have two children so that’s enough money for a better place than that! Obviously they aren’t using the money wisely
@@Littlekitten_ If you're referring to the child tax credit, that is NOT a stimulus check. It's an advance on tax refunds that people may owe taxes on at the end of the year. It is NOT free money.
@@LulaMae21 oh good to know thank: my dad received a check for my youngest sister so that might be different.
@@Littlekitten_ Yes, if it's for the child tax credit, be sure to look into the tax implications of it and maybe set some aside in case some of it has to be paid back.
It looks unliveable! They should have moved long ago. Always waiting for government aides!