哥伦布与Latitude Five25业主达成逾百万美元和解 大部分用作租户安置基金启动资金
哥伦布市检察官扎克·克莱因（Zach Klein）11月5日宣布，市政府与已拆除的Latitude Five25双子公寓楼业主Paxe Latitude达成初步和解，市政府将收到逾100万美元和解金，其中大部分将作为市租户安置基金的启动资金，用于紧急疏散等情形下租户安置的初期费用；依市议会2024年通过的条例，房东最终须向市政府偿还安置费用。
Latitude Five25双子楼位于哥伦布东区，2022年圣诞节当天因断电断暖、水管爆裂、电梯停运被紧急疏散，此后空置多年，今年5月起拆除。2024年，受影响的每户租户曾收到1万美元支票，市政府预计2027年还将收到另一笔款项。
该地块已于2025年底由Nuveen房地产以700万美元买下。（来源：哥伦布市检察官办公室）
Columbus reaches settlement of over $1 million with Latitude Five25 owner; most to seed Tenant Relocation Fund
Columbus City Attorney Zach Klein announced on November 5 an initial settlement of more than $1 million from Paxe Latitude, owner of the now-demolished Latitude Five25 twin towers. Most of the money will serve as seed funding for the city's Tenant Relocation Fund, covering initial relocation costs in emergency evacuations; under a 2024 council ordinance, landlords ultimately repay those costs.
The Latitude Five25 towers in east Columbus were evacuated on Christmas Day 2022 after losing power and heat, with burst pipes and failed elevators, and stood vacant for years before demolition began this May. In 2024 each affected household received a $10,000 check, and the city expects another payment in 2027.
Nuveen Real Estate bought the site in late 2025 for $7 million. (Source: Columbus City Attorney's Office)
来源：哥伦布市检察官办公室
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