Sentence examples for to redeveloping from inspiring English sources
verb
To convert a neighbourhood by demolishing old buildings and building new ones, or by renovating existing ones
"When I became president of Johns Hopkins in 1996, I said we're not into community redevelopment," said Dr. William R. Brody, who is now committed to redeveloping the adjoining East Baltimore neighborhood with 1,500 new and rehabilitated housing units and a biotechnology park.
It removes the last big obstacle to redeveloping Ground Zero, and opens the way to issue tax-free bonds and tap other sources of private financing.
Property speculators became hungry for previously neglected spaces, going from regenerating derelict factories all the way to redeveloping dilapidated council estates.
The League Two club have announced they have reached an "initial agreement with the new owners" who are committed to redeveloping Sixfields Stadium.
As the celebrated architect Frank Gehry unveiled his contribution to redeveloping London's Battersea power station he felt it necessary to say, "I want to create a set of buildings people will want to live in," as if there were an alternative aspiration.
Philanthropists were paying to redevelop parks.
The market wants to redevelop Harlem.
The push to redevelop Asbury Park began earlier this decade.
He may have to redevelop some mystique".
We're looking to redevelop Fresh Meadows in Queens.
To redevelop Mumbai and its hinterland involves moving people.
