Abandoned Louisville Houses Take A Toll On Neighbors

There are thousands and thousands of vacant and abandoned properties scattered throughout the country. About 8,000 of them are in Louisville, Kentucky. Drive through nearly any neighborhood and you'll likely see an overgrown lot or a crumbling home.

But, a quick glance from a car can be a far different experience than living next to such a property. Jake Ryan from Here & Now contributor WFPL reports.

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• Jake Ryan, urban affairs reporter for WFPL. He tweets @jacobhryan.

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