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From Detroit to LA, the Recession Reshapes America

With Detroit home prices at record lows, is this the end of a great American city or its best chance for a revival? How will the crash reshape America? That is the title question of Richard Florida's piece in the Atlantic this month.

By Lawrence O'Donnell • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

With Detroit home prices at record lows, is this the end of a great American city or its best chance for a revival? How will the crash reshape America? That is the title question of Richard Florida's piece in the Atlantic this month.

Lawrence O'Donnell
MSNBC
Christian Bordal
Managing Producer, Greater LA
Sonya Geis
Senior Managing Editor
Richard Florida
University of Toronto

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To the Point

From Detroit to LA, the Recession Reshapes America

With Detroit home prices at record lows, is this the end of a great American city or its best chance for a revival? How will the crash reshape America? That is the title question of Richard Florida's piece in the Atlantic this month.

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To the Point

From Detroit to LA, the Recession Reshapes America

With Detroit home prices at record lows, is this the end of a great American city or its best chance for a revival? How will the crash reshape America? That is the title question of Richard Florida's piece in the Atlantic this month.

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