Residents want answers after $11M+ in tax money didn’t fix conditions at their Minneapolis apartment complex

Residents of Heritage Park apartments in Minneapolis are demanding answers after over $11 million in public funds failed to improve living conditions, with hundreds of units remaining vacant or unsafe. The Minneapolis Public Housing Authority (MPHA) and city invested $11.3 million and $875,000 respectively, but ownership changes and financial disputes have left transparency unclear. Residents accuse MPHA of not ensuring proper use of funds, while former owners cited operational challenges.