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Park View East residents do not have to move out

Ownership group decides not to renovate interiors of apartments

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Thursday was moving day for Brett Zech (right), as he received assistance from a friend, Angel Barasa. Zech moved from Park View East Apartments in Washougal, to a house in Camas. His apartment needed to be vacated, so that repairs could be made to damage caused by a 22-year-old toilet that flooded. Meanwhile, the new owners of Park View East have decided not to make major interior improvements to the complex, and residents can continue to rent there for an additional $75 a month.

Residents of Park View East can stay in their current apartments, but it is costing them more to do so.

Mary Marin, a regional manager with Madrona Ridge Residential, said the ownership group changed its business plan and will no longer be completing major interior renovations.

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