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Houses cheaper than cars in Detroit
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| Last Edited | *crickets chirp* Mar 20, 2007 01:16pm |
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| Media | Website - Yahoo News |
| News Date | Tuesday, March 20, 2007 09:00:00 PM UTC0:0 |
| Description | DETROIT (Reuters) - With bidding stalled on some of the least desirable residences in Detroit's collapsing housing market, even the fast-talking auctioneer was feeling the stress.
"Folks, the ground underneath the house goes with it. You do know that, right?" he offered.
After selling house after house in the Motor City for less than the $29,000 it costs to buy the average new car, the auctioneer tried a new line: "The lumber in the house is worth more than that!"
As Detroit reels from job losses in the U.S. auto industry, the depressed city has emerged as a boomtown in one area: foreclosed property.
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