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Summary:

This hearing centers on a major housing crisis at Arbor One and Arbor One West, where all buildings have been officially red-tagged, meaning they are unsafe and legally uninhabitable. The judge begins by confirming that every unit has been condemned, creating an urgent situation where all remaining tenants must be relocated immediately. Several tenants testify about their living conditions, relocation problems, and the lack of clear communication from management.

Multiple tenants report severe issues, including:

Being moved between several hotels without notice.

Lack of heat for months.

Ceilings collapsing from water damage.

Repairs that were promised but never completed.

Being returned to units that remain unsafe.

Little to no communication about hotel extensions, move-out deadlines, or long-term housing solutions.

The judge expresses serious concern that tenants are being pushed into unsafe “relocation units,” which still violate housing codes, and insists that relocation must be into certified, safe units that comply with Michigan state and local housing codes.

The court orders that:

All tenants under the court’s jurisdiction must be relocated to code-compliant units no later than Friday at 5 PM.

Families in hotels must receive at least 3-days advance notice before their hotel booking expires.

Tenants such as Ms. Reed, who paid for hotels out of pocket, must be reimbursed by the landlord.

Legal Services will assist tenants with escrow, lease issues, and reimbursement claims.

Any rental payments for affected tenants must be made through court escrow or the city — not directly to Arbor One.

The hearing ends with the judge scheduling a follow-up date to continue monitoring progress and ensuring all tenants are safely relocated.

Disclaimer:
This summary and accompanying content are provided solely for informational and educational purposes. It is not legal advice and should not be relied upon as such. The details presented are based on the transcript provided and may not represent the full legal context of the case. For legal assistance or advice regarding housing, eviction, or tenant rights, please consult a licensed attorney or your local legal aid organization.