$28.33 for 28.33 Square Inches of Land in Detroit
Detroit. The aging industrial city has gotten too big for its residents and continues to face a crumbling infrastructure, a declining population and high unemployment.
via modeldmedia.
Jerry Pappendorf came up with this idea to sell space online to mirror in the real world. So when you buy an inch of land you invest in community projects and mini-grants like Georgia Street Garden, Detroit Lives! and Motor City Blight Busters.
