Ten tenants have sued the owners of Nob Hill to push for repairs of the apartment complex, which has 48 open code violations.
Luisana Ortiz
Luisana Ortiz is a senior at Syracuse University studying Magazine, News and Digital Journalism and Applied Data Analytics. Originally from Miami, Florida, she is interested in covering stories about—and especially at the intersection of—housing, immigration and social justice.
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In 2024, a state law allowing tenants to sue landlords took effect. Advocates say it could be less effective without more action.
The Tenant Dignity and Safe Housing Act has helped Syracuse tenants force landlords to repair homes. But advocates say tenants are still afraid to sue their landlords.
