Multiple residents at Evans Manor, an apartment complex owned by the Berkeley Student Cooperative, or BSC, have alleged that major habitability concerns throughout the building — including mold growth, maintenance issues, radiator leakage and tenant harassment — have gone unaddressed for months. According to Peter Selawsky, a lawyer from the Eviction Defense Center representing three Evans Manor tenants, the building has not been retrofitted since its construction in 1935, resulting in deteriorating living conditions for tenants. Evans Manor has approximately 50 residents at the moment, with a full capacity of 150. The building was leased to an independent company, Victoria Associates, for 35 years before BSC reassumed management earlier this year. Read more through the link in bio. ✍️: Keemia Zhang 📸: Ethan Mauk . . . #ucberkeley #dailycal #berkeley #berkeleystudentcooperative #sanfranciscochronicle #evictiondefensecenter