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Residents also complain about the number of vacant homes. It's like Detroit is what multiple people are saying, they are struggling to sell them or they just never get noticed. It's been rising since 1965 and the main avenue's are slowly dying. People don't have the money anymore to afford it and they simple walk away once the rot starts showing in their house. " They don't care, they build their highways and luxurious buildings but the rest can rot in hell. As long as everything is in their favor and rounding them up lots of money, then it stays that way. Have some mercy and bring a god damn change to this people!" -Matthew Hemfield | Residents also complain about the number of vacant homes. It's like Detroit is what multiple people are saying, they are struggling to sell them or they just never get noticed. It's been rising since 1965 and the main avenue's are slowly dying. People don't have the money anymore to afford it and they simple walk away once the rot starts showing in their house. " They don't care, they build their highways and luxurious buildings but the rest can rot in hell. As long as everything is in their favor and rounding them up lots of money, then it stays that way. Have some mercy and bring a god damn change to this people!" -Matthew Hemfield | ||
There have been rumors of a revitalisation plan for the destroyed | There have been rumors of a revitalisation plan for the destroyed East section, which is making the current residents doubtful of what it will have in store for the future. The so called "plans" have been about completely demolishing the Eastside and placing a new neighbourhood on it. Though due to the current residents being doubtful about it because they fear it might only be for rich whites looking to move in and gentrify and force out the poor folks out of their homes. | ||