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Detroit Launches Project 1,000 Housing Initiative to Combat Vacancy

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Mayor Mary Sheffield announced Project 1,000, an initiative to construct 1,000 new homes across vacant lots in Detroit by 2031. The plan involves loosening existing housing zoning restrictions to encourage developers to build more homes and to repair or demolish blighted properties. The initiative aims to build 250 homes annually over the next four years.

From clickondetroit.com

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The initiative seeks to rebuild neighborhoods and expand homeownership in Detroit by utilizing vacant lots, nearly half of which are owned by the Detroit Land Bank Authority. The policy aims to facilitate housing construction and address areas affected by disinvestment.

Mary Sheffield previously led an initiative in Detroit aimed at combating city homelessness.

From clickondetroit.com

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  • Mary SheffieldMayor of Detroit, who announced the housing initiative
  • DetroitThe city where the housing initiative is being implemented

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