“Conditions at the complex, in fact, got so bad that before the developers from Vesta stepped in to take on the project, roughly half of the units were vacant. That’s more than 100 apartments ...

THAT'S COMPARED TO THE 330-MILLION GOVERNOR SANDERS SAID THE STATE HAD SET ASIDE FOR THE PROJECT WHEN IT WAS FIRST ANNOUNCED. THE FACILITY WOULD HAVE 3-THOUSAND BEDS. IT WOULD BE BUILT IN THE VESTA ...