Former Air Force town in Minnesota becomes ghost town post-Cold War; homes abandoned, up for sale.

Finland, a town in Minnesota, has become a ghost town since the end of the Cold War due to the closure of a nearby Airbase used to detect threats from the Soviet Union. Over 43 homes, mostly three- and four-bedroom houses, have been abandoned and face varying degrees of disrepair and vandalism. Despite this, the town and its properties are now for sale, potentially offering investment opportunities.

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