Mid-South News
Neighborhood watchdogs keep tabs on vacant, foreclosed homes
But what if residents fight back? What if people are aggressive in combating foreclosures by keeping an eye on houses that are abandoned?
As part of the KWMU series "Facing the Mortgage Crisis," Repps Hudson spoke with some St. Louis residents who are trying to protect their neighborhoods.
Additional Information:
Dutchtown South Community Corporation
Shaw Neighborhood Association
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In neighborhoods where foreclosures have left homes vacant and boarded-up, property values drop, the tax base erodes and crime may take root. null
But what if residents fight back? What if people are aggressive in combating foreclosures by keeping an eye on houses that are abandoned?
As part of the KWMU series "Facing the Mortgage Crisis," Repps Hudson spoke with some St. Louis residents who are trying to protect their neighborhoods.
Additional Information:
Dutchtown South Community Corporation
Shaw Neighborhood Association
© Copyright 2012, St. Louis Public Radio

