About 220 properties are in the Westwood neighborhood and 78 are in Edgemont, according to city data.
The city has been allocated more than $12.2 million to help acquire, demolish and maintain blighted residential properties.
More than $6 million of that funding is being invested into those three West Dayton neighborhoods, which have been hit harder by foreclosures and housing abandonment than most other parts of the city.
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