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Clear Investment brings over 600 apartment units back online in Syracuse

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Clear Investment brought over 600 units back online in Syracuse after three years of renovations and legal battles. The firm had previously faced a request from former Mayor Ben Walsh to remove it as owner of the Skyline and Vincent Apartments due to failure to make necessary repairs. CFO Razi Uddin stated that the goal is to provide safe and habitable housing for the people of Syracuse. The company is now ready to lease more than 100 apartments at the Summit complex.

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Why it matters

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The successful rehabilitation of the two large apartment complexes provides much-needed housing in Syracuse. The renovations addressed critical issues, including the replacement of boilers and piping to resolve long-standing problems with heat and hot water.

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Who's involved

  • UddinCFO of Clear Investment, overseeing the housing project in Syracuse
  • SyracuseLocation where the two large apartment complexes are situated

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The entities involved

  • Uddin

    Indonesian politician (born 1960)

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