Binghampton residents hope community land trust will keep housing affordable
Joni Laney, president of the Binghampton Community Land Trust, looks over a blighted house on Oxford Avenue on Oct. 9, 2019. The group purchased the home and hopes to demolish it and build a new one in its place, keeping it affordable for potential buyers who will commit to living in the neighborhood. (Mark Weber/Daily Memphian)
The Binghampton Community Land Trust has taken possession of a house that has essentially turned into a "treehouse" and plans to demolish and rebuild it for a future homeowner.
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Omer Yusuf
Omer Yusuf covers Bartlett and North Memphis neighborhoods for The Daily Memphian. He also analyzes COVID-19 data each week. Omer is a former Jackson Sun reporter and University of Memphis graduate.
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