‘Home Is More Than Our House’: WDET’s coverage of facing Detroit’s mortgage crisis
WDET and Model D have partnered to focus on Detroit’s foreclosure crisis and different ways people and neighborhoods are dealing with the issue.
This week WDET reporter Zak Rosen will produce a piece on the citizens
on the North End of Detroit are teaming up with the Greening of Detroit
to reclaim 134 abandoned lots.
Look for his work on the WDET “Home is more than a house” blog here.
Next week Model D will take a look at how realtors are selling homes in Detroit to Detroiters.
WDET and Model D have partnered to focus on Detroit’s foreclosure crisis and different ways people and neighborhoods are dealing with the issue.
This week WDET reporter Zak Rosen will produce a piece on the citizens
on the North End of Detroit are teaming up with the Greening of Detroit
to reclaim 134 abandoned lots.
Look for his work on the WDET “Home is more than a house” blog here.
Next week Model D will take a look at how realtors are selling homes in Detroit to Detroiters.
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