Trinity Towers Apartments LP — Worst Landlords

DC business record

Dissolved Limited partnership formed in DC · DC file number LP2153

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Who owns this company

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Trinity Towers Apartments LP Named on DOB citations
- owned by
  Bfim Trinity Towers GP, LLC Company
  - owned by
    Kristen Espinales Person
  - owned by
    West Cedar Managing, Limited Partnership Not in DC business records

From DC's beneficial owner records for Trinity Towers Apartments LP, a current snapshot.

Violations

Open violations at this landlord's buildings, grouped by type, most often cited first.

Windows or doors not weathertight 1 $554 2022–2022 1

Unsafe stairs or walking surfaces 1 $1,107 2022–2022 1

Interior surfaces unsanitary or in poor condition 1 $554 2022–2022 1

Interior structure not in good repair 1 $1,107 2022–2022 1

Failure to maintain exterior walls weatherproof or properly surface... 1 $554 2022–2022 1

Unsanitary bathroom or kitchen fixtures 1 $554 2022–2022 1

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Failure to have receptacle outlets with the appropriate faceplate c... 1 $554 2022–2022 1

Failure to have at least one grounded-type receptacle or a receptac... 1 $524 2020–2020 1

Cracked plaster, holes, or water damage 1 $554 2022–2022 1

Failure keep all required portable fire extinguishers visible and r... 1 $2,118 2021–2021 1

Mechanical or electrical systems unmaintained 1 $1,107 2022–2022 1

Failure of owner of residential structure to provide regular exte... 1 $1,107 2022–2022 1

(Failure to maintain the required fire-resistance rating of fire-re... 1 $2,093 2020–2020 1

(Failure to keep all illuminated “Exit” signs illuminated when the ... 1 $1,059 2021–2021 1

Building

1 3023 14 th Street NW Trinity Towers 122 14 $13,546 Jul 2022

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Violation and fine data from DC Department of Buildings open records. Fines shown are assessed amounts; DC does not publish collected amounts. "Last cited" is the date of the most recent violation recorded for each building.