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Neighbors speak out after crew demolishes Detroit Land Bank home without permits
Neighbors in Detroit’s Midwest-Tireman community are demanding accountability after a home purchased from the Detroit Land Bank Authority was demolished without proper city permits. City officials confirmed the demolition violated regulations, citing the owner for non-compliance and initiating cleanup efforts, while the Land Bank Authority seeks to reclaim the property due to the alleged breach.
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