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Wouldn't necessarily be the government, it could also be the market. After a disaster came through, you'd likely have a lot of property owners that don't have
by nostrademons 3y ago
Wouldn't necessarily be the government, it could also be the market. After a disaster came through, you'd likely have a lot of property owners that don't have the money to rebuild their property. It just becomes abandoned land with ruined houses on them, much like large swaths of Detroit or New Orleans.
- selimthegrim 3y agoWhich swathes of New Orleans do you claim are still like this? I live in the Lower Ninth Ward for the record.
- nostrademons 3y agoI was thinking of the Lower 9th Ward, but was going off citations that it was > 50% vacant in 2015. It looks like it was largely rebuilt between 2015-2022.