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A Camden apartment complex was threatened with condemnation 3 years ago. It has 156 new violations
The All American Gardens apartment complex in Camden, which faced condemnation three years ago due to life-threatening violations, now has 156 new code violations. While most prior issues were addressed by the owner, Nationwide Housing Management, recent inspections found non-life-threatening violations. Camden officials previously criticized the property manager's conduct as 'unacceptable' and 'irresponsible.'
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