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    Also, I want to mention that it appears that this subdivision should count as one of the rare true successes of '60s/'70s urban renewal in the Detroit area. It may not be urban, but aside from a few isolated, weatherworn houses, it looks EXACTLY like a typical neighborhood along 10 or 11 Mile. I think Highland Park would gladly accept more neighborhoods like this at this stage in the game.
    Last edited by nain rouge; June-27-12 at 08:46 PM.

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