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...proposed, the committee would include Gruson, Parks, Sharratt, a representative from Harvard's realtor, Hunneman and Co., and one from the Office of Taxes, Insurance, and Real Estate. It would make final judgment on rent increases which may be needed to rehabilitate the housing at health and safety code standards...
...University refused to lease apartments in the area on which the AHC held an option. There were conflicting explanations of why this policy existed. At the beginning of January, Shopard Brown, vice president of Hunneman and Co., Harvard's realtor, said "We have been holding for eventual demolition and construction of the Affiliated Hospital." One week later, Med School administrators said that apartments in this zone remained unrented because the tenants' association had not provided the University with relocation plans for prospective rentees of these apartments...
...Last month, the Roxbury Tenants of Harvard Association had requested the speedy rental of presently vacant Harvard-owned apartments, the immediate repair of safety hazards in the buildings, and the replacement of Harvard's realtor, Hunneman and Co., with an agent of the tenants' choosing...
They added that in another building, at 17 Kempton St., the realtor continually failed to repair a defective boiler, and one woman was without heat for three months this fall...
...will have a reliable and entirely informal system of control based on community solidarity. Residents simply will not rent to students and are reluctant to sell to outsiders no matter what the price. And when they do--as recently happened on Plymouth Street where an outside realtor bought some property from the estate of a deceased resident and doubled the rents, thus forcing out the family there -- Vellucci sics the City Health Inspectors on the buildings and makes life as uncomfortable as possible for all concerned...