Fed up Detroiters question why city hasn't torn down badly damaged blighted home
The roof is caved in. There's a sign that says it will be demolished. It's been abandoned for years. And yet, the home on Detroit's west side remains.
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The roof is caved in. There's a sign that says it will be demolished. It's been abandoned for years. And yet, the home on Detroit's west side remains.
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A Cleveland nonprofit and a local volunteer organization plan to build new multifamily housing by Detroit's Old Redford neighborhood. CHN Housing Partners, which develops affordable housing and offers housing services, is partnering with nonprofit Detroit Blight Busters. The two answered a request…
A Cleveland nonprofit and a local volunteer organization plan to build new multifamily housing by Detroit's Old Redford neighborhood. CHN Housing Partners, which develops affordable housing and offers housing services, is partnering with nonprofit Detroit Blight Busters. The two answered a request…