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Discover Ludwig"redevelop into" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually means to transform or remodel something into something else. Example: The old factory was redeveloped into a modern office building, with state-of-the-art amenities and technology.
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Mobility can redevelop into the art of daily travel.
It thus became the first eastern North Pacific tropical cyclone since records began in 1949 to make landfall in mainland Mexico, and later redevelop into a hurricane.
However, such large swaths of land are scarce, forcing developers to increasingly look toward parking lots or old retail centers in cities such as Costa Mesa to redevelop into housing, said John Burns of John Burns Real Estate Consulting.
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"And now it will be redeveloped into condominiums".
Later, the bust added rather obliquely, Penn Station was "redeveloped" into the current Madison Square Garden.
The Domino factory next door is set to be redeveloped into luxury apartments, offices and shops.
Nearby, a historic 19th-century nurses' home, Newberry Hall, is being redeveloped into 28 rental apartments.
In Newark, the brownfields are ready to be redeveloped into warehouses.
Stanley Kubrick filmed these scenes in London's Docklands, just before they were redeveloped into a gigantic yuppie containment unit.
Mr. Merin said the property was marketed as having the potential to be redeveloped into an office building or hotel.
They are counting on a home at the long-vacant Victoria Theater on West 125th Street, which is being redeveloped into a cultural center.
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