Sentence examples for redevelop in from inspiring English sources

Lucille Hartmann, assistant district manager of Community Board 1, said the Eagle warehouse was among the last big commercial buildings left to redevelop in Astoria.

"The conventional wisdom at the time was that if you were going to redevelop in the inner city, you built a defensive residential complex — set behind a giant wall, with one gate to go in and out," Mr. Mocco said.

The exemption does not require any minimum length of time that a property should be empty, sparking fears it could increase the number of empty buildings as owners flush out tenants before applying for permission to redevelop in order to benefit from the credit.

The post-fire performance of steel structures is of significance in the fire-resistance design and post-fire evaluation, since the residual forces and deformations redevelop in steel structures after fire, which might be more dangerous than the fire condition.

Exhibition Road in South Kensington was redeveloped in 2011.

But when the area was redeveloped in the late 1980s, Allen's elaborate neons were not included.

It was depopulated by internment during World War II, then "redeveloped" in the 1960s.

Partly because of it, St Pancras station in London was redeveloped in 2007 at a cost of £800m.

It was redeveloped in the 1990s at a cost of £213m including a £78.5 million Lottery award.

After being redeveloped in 1994, the Asociación Amigos del Parque 93 took over all aspects of the park's management.

However, it was not a success and was later partly demolished and redeveloped in a mix of building styles for a variety of uses.