A 102-unit not-for-profit affordable multifamily property in Logansport, Indiana, came to Bradley Company when the property was in a very distressed position. There were serious financial deficiencies as well as compliance issues that had the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development threatening foreclosure.
This 181-unit conventional apartment community was plagued by high crime and a very negative reputation. The City of South Bend even passed a Chronic Nuisance Ordinance due to the large volume of police calls to the property. There were serious deferred maintenance issues that led to numerous water leaks and mold issues. Most of the …
Bradley Company has served as a property manager for University of Notre Dame since 2012, initially managing off-campus single family rental homes for faculty and staff and on-campus apartments for visiting faculty. In 2016, Notre Dame approached Bradley Company about managing an on-campus graduate student housing building. The University was seeking a solution that could …
