Sentence examples for ongoing revitalization from inspiring English sources
Just five feet from the tracks, the building is a symbol of the 1.8-square-mile city's bustling past and its ongoing revitalization.
Mr. Darcy has also invested in the ongoing revitalization of downtown Freeport, buying three buildings in the heart of the central business district that he is renovating for office space, according to Ellen Kelly, executive director of the village of Freeport community development agency.
Overall, it's clear that the renovations at Main Library represent one more sign of the ongoing revitalization of downtown Durham.
Gilbert also owns Bedrock Real Estate Services, which has been actively buying up and refurbishing buildings in downtown Detroit as part of the city's ongoing revitalization.
Raised instead of razed, three vintage tenant homes in Galveston have been relocated and structurally stabilized for further rehabilitation as part of a historic district neighborhood's ongoing revitalization.
The ongoing revitalization of Station North involves several arts and housing projects, and the Parkway and 10 E. North Avenue will be the centerpieces.
The project is in conjunction with Bay Shore's ongoing downtown revitalization program.
Many of the Hyde Park houses of Chicago are surrounded by elaborate gardens, and have been the subject of an ongoing neighborhood revitalization since the late 1950s.
I wondered if this was intended as a way to differentiate the commission from their ongoing Armory revitalization, or whether it was meant to distinguish architecture from an art piece, since the installation employs devices from both.
The Flat-rolled products segment reaped benefits from the ongoing $2 billion asset revitalization program which helped in reducing the cost per ton by 5.1% sequentially in Q4 2018, thus increasing profits in spite of a fall in prices.
It can also help stimulate community enhancement, revitalization, and economic growth opportunities through ongoing service and transit-oriented developments (TODs) that could grow around the line's rail stations.
