Quite a mess we made of this beautiful valley. Half-finished projects that are concrete and steel corpses of fantasy economics. Subdivisions that appear out of nowhere, desert Leavittowns that manage to be both incredibly dense and totally car-dependent. Empty condo towers Originally from Community Associations Network National
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
In Milwaukee, the city is buying condo units in one large complex many of them in foreclosure and then selling them to Habitat for about $5,000. Habitat volunteers renovate them, and the group sells them to clients for $25,000 Originally from National Community Associations News
