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  • A new Gwinnett policy can multiply one part of a blighted property’s tax bill sevenfold.

  • Property owners who clean up could receive a three-year tax break afterward.

  • The first properties designated under the program could reveal which aging corridors face the strongest new redevelopment pressure.

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