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The Detroit Land Bank Authority is dedicated to returning Detroit’s vacant and blighted properties to productive use.

Detroit, Michigan
Joined July 2014
Detroit contractors, your next opportunity starts here! 🏗️ Join the DLBA for the C.O.R.E. Construction Forum on Nov. 13, 9 AM–1 PM at Heilmann Recreation Center. Get pre-approved, learn the bidding process, connect with our Construction Team & discover upcoming projects.
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Proof that progress is visible. One home. One transformation. One more step toward stronger Detroit blocks. 💙🏠
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That’s a wrap on another Community Office Hours! 🏡💙 Thank you to Howard Family Bookstore for welcoming us back 📍 We’ll see you next time at Morningside Cafe! Scroll for details!
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Another Detroit home brought back to life! 💪✨ This rehab is proof that every property has potential when someone believes in it. Let’s keep rebuilding, restoring, and reimagining Detroit, one home at a time. 💙 #BuildingDetroit
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Detroit churches have land, resources, & deep roots in the community. Let’s put those assets to work! Join the City of Detroit’s Faith-Based Leadership conversation about turning opportunity into impact. Let’s build on what we have, invest in what’s next, & keep making moves.
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🎃 HALLOWEEN IN THE D 2027! 🧡 DLBA is ready to bring the creativity, teamwork, and Detroit spirit to the 6th Precinct! 🚔 Join us on Saturday, October 31, from 5–7 PM at the 6th Precinct (11450 Warwick) for a night of costumes, candy, community connections, and Halloween fun!
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Detroiters, there’s so much to be excited about! From homeownership to property resources and neighborhood revitalization, the Detroit Land Bank has programs designed to help Detroiters turn possibilities into progress! 🙌🏾
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From a property in need of some TLC to a place that feels like home, Detroiters are putting in the work to transform their homes, blocks and neighborhoods.
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For Ms. Ashia Edmonds, the journey to homeownership started with a suggestion from her brother and a desire to build something lasting right here in Detroit. Think you may be eligible? Find out more at BuildingDetroit.org
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James Clark, a Detroit resident and Compliance Fair participant, shared how meaningful it was to feel heard and supported through the process. It’s about more than information—it’s about connection. 💬🧡 #CommunityFirst #DetroitVoices
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