Knocking down abandoned buildings has a lot of benefits for Detroit − but it’s costly for cities
Tearing down abandoned homes has proven benefits, such as reducing crime and toxic materials, but it doesn’t pay for itself.
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Inside the Detroit-area home where children lived alone in filthy conditions for years
A Michigan woman brought in to clean a Detroit-area home where ... Investigators say the children lived alone inside it for four to five years as the house fell into disrepair and they fought ...
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Couple Buys Abandoned 1927 Detroit House—Revamps It Into Their Dream Home
A couple in Detroit have breathed new life into a 1927 ... Their transformation of the abandoned house into a warm and welcoming home is a testament to their dedication—and proof that even ...
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Look inside eerie abandoned house deep in woods filled with vintage cars – including iconic Packard and Cadillac
PHOTOS show inside an eerie abandoned house deep in the woods filled with ... The Packard was a luxury American car brand based in Detroit, Michigan and founded in 1899. After World War II Packard ...
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Knocking down abandoned buildings has a lot of benefits for Detroit − but it’s costly for cities
Rehabilitating abandoned and neglected properties is ... This fund spent US$52 million tearing down homes in Detroit. As with any government intervention, it is critical to evaluate costs and ...