National Campaign To Revitalize Neighborhoods
National campaign is launched to reclaim abandoned buildings and revitalize neighborhoods. Initiative includes affordable housing groups, local governments, environmentalists and other diverse interests.
"Groups ranging from environmentalists to real estate agents began a national campaign Wednesday focusing on redeveloping the hundreds of thousands of abandoned buildings and lots in cities large and small.Their goal is to help educate communities around the country about vacant property reclamation and to share information on ways to breathe life back into run-down and neglected areas."
Thanks to John Bailey
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Published on Wednesday, July 9, 2003 in
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