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Residents of a flood-damaged Lower East Side apartment building allege the owner failed to respond to the clean-up and assessment.
During Tropical Storm Ida last week, a torrent of rainwater hit the bones of 93 Orchard Street (the building with Sams Knitwear). A dramatic video posted to Twitter shows stunts in the hallways and even a collapsed ceiling.
Tenants say the building’s management – S&H Equities – has yet to send inspectors to assess damage or structural safety issues. And they would be afraid to report for fear of reprisals.
Some of the apartments in the back collapsed completely, wrote a worried informant. People evacuated by jumping onto the adjacent roof.
It has been said that residents of the affected apartments continue to live in poverty.
@ nyc311 @yuhline @CM_MargaretChin 93 Orchard. S&H Equities is the Mgmt company. No one came out to assess the building after the storm. Renters / families do not feel safe. Some of the apartments at the back have completely collapsed. People evacuated by jumping onto the adjacent roof. pic.twitter.com/no0F0R6zsj
– Meddafore (@Meddafore) September 7, 2021
@ nyc311 @yuhline @CM_MargaretChin 93 Orchard. S&H Equities is the management company. No one came out to assess the building after the storm. Renters / families do not feel safe. Some of the apartments at the back have completely collapsed. People evacuated by jumping onto the adjacent roof. pic.twitter.com/W7g2lnKOtS
– Meddafore (@Meddafore) September 7, 2021
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