The General Theological Seminary in Chelsea, which is affiliated with the Episcopal Church, sold its own air rights for luxury development several years ago, and then in 2012 sold a property that it had redeveloped to a company that turned it into the upscale High Line Hotel.
By that time, it had redeveloped a large eye of 50 miles in diameter; wind gusted to 120 mph (195 km/h), while tropical storm force winds extended 200 miles (640 km) from the center.
Recently, the Association of Independent Research Chemical Retailers AIRCRR), an umbrella organization for a number of online vendors, has redeveloped it for use as a recreational drug [ 10].
We believe it may be one to two years before the company has redeveloped its handset business to be less hits-driven and more platform-oriented," he said in a note to investors.
The city has redeveloped its low-slung downtown, which is intersected by two Interstates and dotted with parking lots.
The district council of the Saint Amarin valley, near Mulhouse, has redeveloped a brownfield site, rather than setting it aside, as is often the case with former industrial land.
As well as steel and car plants and coal mines, the company has redeveloped gas works, chemical sites and former Ministry of Defence land.
Nicholls herself has undergone a remarkable transformation: the English soprano, who started out singing Bach, has redeveloped her voice and now matches tonal beauty and stamina with very considerable amplitude.
Linear City, which has redeveloped historic buildings downtown including a former Nabisco cookie factory, bought the Sunset Boulevard tower in 2011.
Gates has redeveloped several buildings on Chicago's South Side, including a former public housing project and an abandoned bank he saved from demolition.
