Once a hidden historical gem, one of Detroit's oldest homes is back on the market, and the DLBA is looking for a buyer that will honor the property's past.

Developer ditches the suburbs to invest in Detroit, rehabbing blighted properties purchased from the Detroit Land Bank Authority and making sure his new neighbors share in the reward.

DLBA Executive Director Saskia Thompson sits down for a one-on-one interview with WXYZ Editorial Director Chuck Stokes.

Interested in purchasing a DLBA Rehabbed & Ready home? See if you qualify for Step Forward Down Payment Assistance program from the Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA).

On Wednesday, October 31st, the Detroit Land Bank Authority will join Halloween in the D; welcoming trick-or-treaters and their families at three Rehabbed & Ready locations.

Detroit Free Press business writer John Gallagher explores benefits of Detroit Land Bank Authority in addressing the city’s struggle with vacant and abandoned properties.