The Detroit Land Bank Authority (DLBA) has created 1,119 homeowners to date! Launched in February 2016, the Buy Back program allows occupants of DLBA-owned homes to purchase the property while connecting them to public benefits and resources. The first round of participants “graduated” in the summer of 2017. The Buy Back Program was created to provide a path forward for occupants of DLBA-owned houses. It allows an eligible occupant of a DLBA-owned property to gain ownership of the house in which

Putting publicly owned vacant lots back into the hands of Detroiters for private ownership, Detroit Land Bank Authority's Side Lot program is an ongoing vacant land sales program since 2014. Sold for just $100 each exclusively to Detroit homeowners, Side Lots are a way to restore land ownership, eliminate blight, and make neighborhoods safer and more attractive. Owning the lot or lots next door gives neighbors the power to control the land in their community, expand their yards, create gathering

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203K views · 4.8K reactions | Detroit Land Bank Authority is investing $15M to launch the Affordable Housing Pipeline, starting in the Wade neighborhood with two restored 1920s buildings that will create 30 affordable units—advancing Detroit’s vision for inclusive neighborhood revitalization. | Detroit Land Bank Authority | Facebook