From a cursory view I couldn't find information on buildingdetroit.org about incentives to create neighborhoods from these rehabbed properties that would solve

From a cursory view I couldn't find information on buildingdetroit.org about incentives to create neighborhoods from these rehabbed properties that would solve this infrastructure debt issue. Looks like the argument the article is trying to make relates to zoning, traffic design, and density - which I don't think is changeable by people taking advantage of this house flipping program.