The Helene at 1062 Pearl Street in Capitol Hill looks pretty from the front but neighbors say it's a horror show out back.Carly Taylor is using her large LinkedIn following to promote “Tenant Tuesday,” when she shares stories from disgruntled tenants across Denver. And there are plenty of them.
Herndon has lived in his home since 2012 and says that security wasn’t an issue until Cornerstone Apartments began managing the Helene in 2018. “The big variable here for all of us is the change in the management company,” Herndon says. “I think we found a path forward that works both near-term and long-term,” Hinds says. “The near-term solution is to add fencing to that parking structure so basically no cars will be able to park there. There would be no access into the parking structure at all.”
“The entire parcel is designated a landmark, so we would review any work on the exterior that requires a building or zoning permit using our design guidelines if we receive an application,” says a CPD spokesperson “With this whole situation, I had to take time off work, and I ended up losing all my overtime,” Sterns says. He managed to pack up his apartment, but he never found a place to move to; he ended up couch surfing because he couldn’t find a new place to live within his budget on short notice.