The apartment complex will undergo a $10-million capital improvement program including upgrades to the electrical service, windows, plumbing, brickwork and facades, interior steel stairs, entrance doors, concrete walkways, landscaping, roofs and compactors. The remaining funds will be used to pare down exisitng debt.

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