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• Banks, Lee argues, can help rejuvenate blighted areas and make a profit.
• [Alfred Street ] is now in what city-planners call a blighted area.
• Redevelopment agencies pass bonds and can buy and develop land in blighted areas.
• With these improvements, residents and businesses have been attracted to formerly blighted areas.
• But police in California have been imposing them in gang-blighted areas since about 1987.
• St . James Church stands on a hill in a blighted area of Newark.
• The result, he said, is that business people make fewer investments in blighted areas.
• Over the decades, Augusta's waterfront had became a blighted area.
• Centennial Park will enliven a blighted area of downtown.
• TIFs, or tax increment financing districts, were created to stimulate economic development in blighted areas.
• The restaurant, he said, also gave 200 people jobs and brought life to a blighted area.
• And so he has gone back, now 33 and married, to the blighted areas of Philadelphia.
• In addition, Cleaver fought to use public money to improve blighted areas that house mostly minorities.
• Large tracts of blighted areas were cleaned up.
• We picked that area north of the West End because it was the last blighted area,
• They could scrape together enough money to buy stores in blighted areas, places ignored by other merchants.
• This eventually resulted in numerous blighted areas.
• Mondawmin still has many blighted areas.
• The " clearance, replanning, development or redevelopment of blighted areas " is made a public and state duty.
• The public-private approach promotes economic rebirth in blighted areas and can bring new opportunity to residents there, said Heard.