§ 33814 Redevelopment Property Value Benefits
A neighborhood has old, run-down buildings and empty lots. The city decides to fix it up by tearing down old buildings, adding new sidewalks, and building a park.
Because of these changes, the houses in the area become more valuable. The city paid for these improvements by borrowing money.
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§ 33814 Redevelopment Property Value Benefits
Last verified: January 23, 2026