Sentence examples for developing neighborhoods from inspiring English sources

About two weeks ago, artists at the IDEAS CITY Detroit conference used a different approach, discussing how they can take the driver's seat in developing neighborhoods in ways that subvert the traditional course of real estate development.

"In developing neighborhoods, the tide of people is still coming in," he said.

Christopher Hawthorne, the Los Angeles Times architecture critic, has a front-page story today about the perils of developing neighborhoods in canyons and other areas attractive to fire.

Bruce C. Ratner, president and chief executive of Forest City Ratner, said his company -- which is known for building commercial projects in developing neighborhoods -- had been approached many times to undertake something in Harlem.

Richard Kopperdahl East Village Someday We'll Sing, 'Take the G Train' To the Editor: Re "For Riders of a Stepchild Line, Even an 'F' Looks Good" (Nov. 25): While the G train may seem trivial today, if you track developing neighborhoods, you'll find that this line will become increasingly important over the next 10 years.

By collecting and analyzing information and data gathered by residents of thousands of developing neighborhoods around the world on specific aspects of their lives we can learn invaluable lessons for urban science and policy.

According to the Department of City Planning, the redevelopment is not imminent, but it seems inevitable in a developing neighborhood in desperate need of housing.

While you might get a history lesson or two, for the most part the tours, which are designed for a specific group, couple or even a single tourist, are meant to connect travelers to a city's immediate buzz, whether through food, shops, artist's studios or a stroll through a developing neighborhood.

The space, now to be known simply by its address, 400 Carroll Street, has drawn thousands of people over the last four summers for a mix of outdoor dance parties, concerts, fashion and food events, serving as a destination in a developing neighborhood.

They are reveling, Denise says, in their fascinating, developing neighborhood, where a stroll out the door brings you to great restaurants and terrific galleries.

Denver will provide incentives to both relocating companies and start-ups with preference in city procurement, tax incentives for locating in a developing neighborhood and incentives for partnering with our schools.