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Detroit Releases 7,500 Land Bank Properties and Invests $3 Million in Homeowner Grants

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The City of Detroit and the Detroit Land Bank Authority are rolling out reforms to make it easier for residents to purchase and renovate vacant properties. Mayor Mary Sheffield announced the release of 7,500 properties previously held from sale, bringing the total available since her tenure to 16,000. The city will invest $3 million in grants, with half of that funding supporting renovations for buyers and the other half supporting the city's buyback program.

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These changes are intended to remove barriers to home ownership and encourage residents to transform abandoned homes and vacant lots into productive properties. The grants and property releases aim to stimulate neighborhood revitalization and increase housing stock in Detroit.

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  • DetroitCity where the reforms are being implemented
  • Mary SheffieldMayor who announced the sweeping reforms

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