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Foreclosure spree in Black neighborhoods benefited investors, didn't end code violations : vimarsana.com
Foreclosure spree in Black neighborhoods benefited investors, didn't end code violations : vimarsana.com
Foreclosure spree in Black neighborhoods benefited investors, didn't end code violations
The vast majority of properties that were sold to new owners through the city’s foreclosure spree have since been cited for new violations.
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