They've asked to renew their contract. Part Two Poor plumbing. Ceilings caving in. Problems still plaguing the Phoenix Apartments. They're not the place you'd want to raise a family.
Residents tell the story.
But in inspections by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Cornerstone failed that obligation four times since 1998. And while the Phoenix passed its latest inspection, it was still cited for numerous problems. But living conditions at the Phoenix are only part of the problem. There are also questions about whether Cornerstone received money it shouldn't have, and whether too little of it was actually spent fixing up apartments. And what's more, a possible misuse of funds.