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Indianapolis Land Bank
Low-cost land and perhaps "basements" for the suburban conversion project.
The City of Indianapolis is acquiring abandoned, tax delinquent and other problem properties, hold and maintain them temporarily, and make them available to non-profit or for-profit developers. Through this effort the City will return troubled properties to productive and economically viable use, eliminate public safety hot spots and improve the quality of life in Indianapolis neighborhoods.
http://www.indylandbank.com/
The City of Indianapolis is acquiring abandoned, tax delinquent and other problem properties, hold and maintain them temporarily, and make them available to non-profit or for-profit developers. Through this effort the City will return troubled properties to productive and economically viable use, eliminate public safety hot spots and improve the quality of life in Indianapolis neighborhoods.
http://www.indylandbank.com/
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