Close, but no subdivision

Close, but no subdivision (access required)

Scattered throughout the area, incomplete subdivisions are reminders of the housing bust

The only house built in the Abersham subdivision in Davidson sits about a mile down Greenwold Drive, a road with no signs of normal everyday wear and tear like potholes and cracks. The $1.3 million bank-owned home is past several "closed road" signs and barriers blocking off streets to nowhere. Chirping birds and noisy crickets are the ...

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