PRESS COVERAGE

3003 Van Ness has received quite a bit of press coverage in recent years. Most stories focus on the tenants association’s battle with Equity Residential over “rent concessions,” a way in which the company circumvent the DC rent stabilization law and overcharged tenants.

• "Dog dies after being electrocuted at D.C. apartment complex with previous complaints," WJLA ABC News 7, Feb. 16, 2016

• “Dog electrocuted after 'unusual electrical issue' at DC apartment complex," Fox5 TV, Feb. 17, 2016

• “Landlords Exploit D.C. Rent Control Laws, Jacking Up Prices After ‘Concessions’ Expire," The City Paper, Sept. 1, 2016

• "D.C. Sues Landlord of Rent-Controlled Building in Northwest for Offering Problematic Discounts," The City Paper, Dec. 15, 2017

• "Is this Van Ness apartment complex misleading tenants about the cost of rent?" Greater Greater Washington, Dec. 15, 2017

• "D.C. Attorney General Racine sues Van Ness landlord for rent concessions," Curbed DC, Dec. 18, 2017

• "While D.C. Officials Figure Out How to Tackle Rent Control, Tenants Continue to See Astronomical Hikes," The City Paper, May 17, 2018

• "The DC Council will likely pass legislation to fight sharp price increases for tenants," Greater Greater Washington, Nov. 20, 2018

• “MPD referred three Van Ness apartment buildings to DC AG’s ‘nuisance’ property office,” Forest Hills Connection, Jan. 18, 2022

• “Residents of a Van Ness “nuisance” building say management is ignoring structural as well as security problems," Forest Hills Connection, Jan. 19, 20200

• “Tenants In Huge Equity Residential Building Sound Alarms Over Structural Maintenance Concerns," BisNow, Jan. 22, 2022