$8,400 House in Detroit: Can the Motor City Rebound?
Fef
2013/01/02 20:00:00

View 14 photos, tax records, sales history, and home values for 19757 Huntington Rd. This home is listed for sale at $8,400.
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Texas Johnny 2013/01/02 20:18:44No+16As long as democrats and the unions are in charge it will die a slow death and the people of Detroit who voted democrat are in large part responsible and deserve their fate!























The liability insurance alone would cause you to go bust.
Actually - - THAT house is no longer for sale.. but there are several in that neighborhood that are according to ZILLOW...
I found a couple with the asking price of $9k.. most were Foreclosures and As-Is sales.
The vast majority of the houses in that neighborhood are valued at $24,000.
Doing a Street View drive-by, you will note most of the houses have barred windows and doors, and many have gated driveways to help protect their cars.
usually a bad sign, when so many take such measures!
All I have to do is drive by my old neighborhood. It is now a jungle and war zone rolled into one.
They have a vivacious, bubbling economy with so many entrepreneurs .....
Some would argue the city of Detroit has experienced a boom and bust like no other in the last century. With the automotive and factory industry in the 1920s and onward spurring the city’s population, infrastructure to support it followed. But industry changes led to economic downfall that depressed the city, causing much of the population to leave, while its infrastructure remains, crumbling.
IT IS THE LIBERAL WAY!
Detroit and Chicago can't stop crime.. so they are going to try to stop guns instead. That way it looks like they are doing something - just for those that demand it!
As long as it can now remain a right to work state. It may take a decade for business to risk going back to Michigan and testing the waters. But it is a good first step.
1) Send a message to the handful of normal people still living there telling them to leave.
2) Nuke it
3) Wait until the radiation is gone
4) Rebuild
5) Never allow a progressive within 10 miles of the city lines.
But no, Detroit will not bounce back.