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Chino property owner agreed to demolish two hazardous warehouses with 66 violations, ensuring community safety and compliance with laws.
A vacant residence in Lake Elsinore attracted squatters and complaints prompting city intervention to protect the occupants, community, and the public.
A Lake Elsinore property plagued by dangerous code violations was rehabilitated through court receivership, bringing safety to the neighborhood.
A neglected property in Chino was rehabilitated by a court-appointed receiver after the owners were found deceased, restoring neighborhood safety.
Two Duarte apartment complexes with over 350 violations achieved compliance in collaboration with the City with the assistance of a court-appointed receiver.
A property in a Chino neighborhood proudly showcased its exposed raw building material, damaged and decaying walls, and a makeshift-plywood garage door.
Neighbors claimed to smell a strong odor of urine from outside the property, creating a serious public health issue to property visitors and its neighbors.
Vacant and abandoned buildings pose significant challenges for cities and counties. Here are 5 negative impacts of vacant and abandoned buildings.
One of the most seriously dangerous drug houses in the City of Seaside received over 300 police calls for service from its neighborhood.
A single-family property in a beautiful Claremont neighborhood had been a focal point of several concerning health and safety issues.
An abandoned and dilapidated structure in Lake Elsinore had received ongoing complaints from the community. The property was red-tagged twice.
A Chino residence with severe health hazards and countless safety violations was discovered when the property owner passed. There were a lot of violations.
