Prince George’s looks to crack down on blighted properties

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Poor upkeep of blighted properties in Prince George’s County, a frequent complaint from residents and a driving factor in falling home values, will come under new scrutiny as county officials seek to revamp the way they inspect properties.

The problem has been exacerbated in recent years by the foreclosure crisis, according to CountyStat Manager Adam Ortiz.

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