apartment buildings
Coverage of apartment buildings in the Nexus archive.
- NYC 5-alarm fire injures at least 17 firefighters, others as blaze damages multiple apartment buildings
A 5-alarm fire in Queens, New York City, injured 17 firefighters, two Emergency Medical Services personnel, and two civilians. The blaze damaged multiple historic wooden apartment buildings built in 1930 and is under investigation for cause.
- DePaul begins demolishing historic Lincoln Park buildings for new $50M basketball facility
DePaul University is demolishing historic row homes and apartment buildings in Lincoln Park to construct a $50 million basketball practice facility. Construction crews are currently performing the demolition to make space for the new facility.
- Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes
Venezuela enters the third day after deadly twin earthquakes, with the critical window for rescuing survivors narrowing. The situation has worsened as people search through rubble from collapsed homes and apartment buildings.
- Crucial window for rescuing survivors narrows as Venezuela enters third day after deadly twin quakes
Venezuela enters the third day after deadly twin earthquakes, with the situation worsening as people search through rubble of collapsed buildings for survivors. The critical window for rescue operations is narrowing.
- Fire spans 3 apartment buildings in Riverside, briefly shuts down lanes of 91 Freeway
A fire spread across three apartment buildings in Riverside and toward the 91 Freeway overnight, leading to a brief freeway lane shutdown. The incident is currently under investigation.
- Tenants will suffer again under City Council’s outrageous plan for apartment buildings
New York’s City Council is pushing a plan that allows nonprofits to acquire apartment buildings even if owners oppose the sales, which critics argue will harm tenants. The policy aims to prioritize nonprofit housing but raises concerns about forced sales and tenant displacement.