Vacant property foreclosure and rehabilitation program
Summary
A new tool to force action on vacant, dilapidated houses that rack up cleanup liens year after year — with a push to get them rehabbed into affordable housing instead of just demolished.
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Last discussed Jun 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $6,200 per foreclosure in city costs, offset by reduced repeat abatements; $47 million in housing funds under contract may subsidize rehabilitations.
Neighbors of problem properties and future affordable housing residents.
Absentee owners of chronically neglected vacant properties could lose them through foreclosure.
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