Sentence examples for redevelopment costs from inspiring English sources
They added that the design requires no construction works or redevelopment costs for use after 2020, when it will be used for "the widest variety of sporting, cultural and community events".
This could indeed help SpaceX make money with the vehicle using the kinds of launches it's operating today, in preparation for Mars missions, while dramatically cutting down on redevelopment costs.
Moreover the performed analysis showed that while for the general public the main barriers to post-industrial redevelopment are the potential for biological, physical and chemical impacts, and the uncertainty about liability and cleanup issues; for experts the main barriers are the high redevelopment costs; and the challenges in obtaining financial support.
Innovative features to help minimise export redevelopment costs, such as a symmetrical centre console housing a flush-fitting hand brake lever, facilitate the conversion to left-hand drive.
The Met's redevelopment cost £4.6 million and was done with assistance from Arts Council England.
In 2006 a study funded by the European Union put the redevelopment cost of Linux version 2.6.8 at $1.14 billion.
A former chapel and many terraced houses had stood on the site, whose redevelopment cost £75,000 (£ in ).
The Tarlabasi Redevelopment Project, costing some $150 million, is rebuilding most of nine city blocks, creating a cluster of high-end offices, apartments, retail outlets and a new hotel.
Mr. Hemmerdinger said that the entire redevelopment project cost around $300 million, including about $18 million to clean up contaminants, like a dry-cleaning solvent called perchloroethylene.
As long as the economy boomed, there was tax revenue to finance downtown redevelopment, whose cost in Cincinnati is approaching $1 billion.
Redevelopment could cost "in the region of £500m", according to a Birmingham city council spokesman, with the money coming from a combination of the private sector, government and regional funds.
