Word: tenanted
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...this time, however, the most salient feature about Harvard's treatment of its tenants is that after almost a year of h??rings, promises and negotiations, the University has neither produced a relocation plan for its tenants nor approved tenant proposals for building alternate housing. Since tenant eviction in the medical area may begin as early as two years from January (similar projects have taken at least two-and-a-half to three years), the procedure of approving a housing plan, finding an architect and developer, and constructing the project itself becomes increasingly harrowing for people who more distin...
...sure, the University has promised repeatedly that there will be no evictions before comparable nearby relocation housing has been provided for the tenants. But the tenants' association has been wary of Harvard's assurances to them, and their wariness has not been without foundation. For seven months last summer and fall, community and tenant spokesmen participated in sessions of the Medical School's Community Relations Committee, which Robert H. Ebert, dean of the Faculty of Medicine, had set up to "guide" University decision-making with respect to institutional expansion in Roxbury. This committee approved and reiterated proposals that Harvard adequately...
...Bradley Co., the owner of the building at 1304 Mass Ave., has informed Angelo Caragianes. Felix's owner, that it has leased the building to another tenant. Caragianes, whose five-year lease terminates July 1, was not allowed to make a bid for the rent of the premises...
CLAO's practice. CLAO clients include tenant unions, consumer groups, the Cambridge Tenants' Senate, and a chapter of the Welfare Rigths Organization...
CLAO lawyers have handled landlord-tenant disputes, potentially the biggest source of conflict, against the Hunneman Co., Harvard's realtor. Last summer CLAO defended the man accused of stealing the Gutenberg Bible from Widener Library...