Abandoned Greenspoint-area complex not expected to be repaired, removed after residents complained

There are no plans to remove the destitute Arbor Court apartments in Greenspoint, although there have been several complaints about what it brings.We know what will happen next to the Arbor Court Apartments in Houston's Greenspoint area. The answer: absolutely nothing.

Although neighbors say it has been overrun by dangerous and illegal activity, there are no plans to tear down or repair it anytime soon, according to the complex's attorney, Kenneth Chaiken.Neighbors say abandoned Greenspoint-area apartments are hotbed for illegal and dangerous activity"The City of Houston doesn't do anything about it," Nelson Salmeron, who owns a home nearby, said. "They don't care about us.

Of the nine fires the Houston Fire Department has responded to at the complex over the past two years, multiple have come within inches of her home."We are really scared, really worried about those fires, and it's been constantly as well," Ponce explained.After extensive flooding during Hurricane Harvey, city officials refused to issue building permits, and complex owners say they were stuck, unable to make any repairs.

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Neighbors say abandoned Greenspoint-area apartments are hotbed for illegal and dangerous activityThe Arbor Court Apartments, a federally-subsidized housing complex for low-income families, was shut down years ago after it was deemed too flood prone. Now, neighbors say it's more than just an eyesore.
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