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By Demolishing Homes, Milwaukee Hopes To Revive Neighborhoods

City hopes to raze 180 houses this year, but how long will neighborhoods take to revive?

By - Feb 5th, 2024 03:31 pm

City hopes to raze 180 houses this year, but how long will neighborhoods take to revive? Back to the full article.

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3 thoughts on “By Demolishing Homes, Milwaukee Hopes To Revive Neighborhoods”

  1. 45 years in the City says:

    Wasn’t this tried in the 60s (with mixed results at best)?

  2. ZeeManMke says:

    This mayor is good at demolishing things. Things like hope, honor, integrity and trust.
    After crying all over about the city’s lack of money as soon as it got a little he was all
    over a big $20,000/year raise for himself. With that, he showed what he cares about
    most, his Republican friends and stuffing tax dollars into his pockets. Dan Hoan
    was a mayor you could trust to build up this city for the good of everyone. This guy is
    a one-man wrecking crew.

  3. Mingus says:

    Unless some community agency wants to step forward and rehab these houses, tearing down gets rid of possible neighborhood nuisance and eyesore. The vacant land could be sold to adjoining neighbors or be developed into a pocket park.

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