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Gary Launches Land Sale Initiative to Spur Neighborhood Investment

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What happened

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The City of Gary initiated a new land sale program, GrowIN Gary, to return vacant and underused properties to productive use. This pilot program targets Downtown West/Holy Angels, Midtown-Froebel, and Midtown-Jackson. The city set a minimum starting price of 75 cents per square foot for properties offered through the initiative.

From chicagocrusader.com

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The initiative aims to expand redevelopment opportunities and encourage private investment in neighborhoods that have experienced years of disinvestment. City officials stated the program provides pathways for developers and investors to participate in Gary’s growth.

From chicagocrusader.com

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