Detroit demolished 27,000 abandoned homes under Duggan as Land Bank inventory dwindles
Detroit has demolished roughly 27,000 abandoned houses and sold another 19,000 formerly vacant homes since Mayor Mike Duggan took office in 2014 and embarked on what became one of the largest residential blight-removal efforts in the country, city officials said this week.
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