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America’s emptiest and fullest cities

DeepBy DeepMarch 2, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
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A woman walks through steam rising from the ground along Fort Street in Detroit, Michigan.The start of the spring housing market is days away, but anyone pounding the pavement or putting up the for sale sign knows there is not a lot out there. Great for sellers, not so much for buyers. What about vacant homes? These may be the best bargains available. Sure, they’ll need some loving care in a lot of cases

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