Sentence examples for trying to redevelop from inspiring English sources
His parents' neighborhood, Pontchartrain Park, was washed away in Katrina, and he has spent months trying to redevelop the area.
Since then, the Empire State Development Corporation, which owns the land, has been trying to redevelop the site.
They fear that city officials are really trying to redevelop the projects to bring in other residents with more money.
"Radio Golf" tells the story of two slick former college roommates, Harmond Wilks (Richard Brooks and Roosevelt Hicks James A. Williamsms), upwardly mobile black men who are trying to redevelop and gentrify the Hill district of Pittsburgh, the ghetto where Wilson himself came of age.
Forest City Ratner is currently trying to redevelop the Atlantic Yards.
In accepting the panel's decision, Kraft said it now wanted to work with others to try to redevelop the Somerdale site, where the closure threatens 400 jobs.
The council said if it could not sell the Civic Centre it could try to redevelop the site with the agreement of English Heritage.
Mark J. Weinstein Investments, a real estate company, tried to redevelop the property after acquiring it in 2004.
The club are trying to raise money for redeveloping the ground.
A man who was trying to stop a university from redeveloping its campus has dropped his appeal.
"It's interesting that this building has been vacant since 1963, and they're only trying to landmark it now as we're redeveloping the land in a way that brings residences, retail, jobs and vibrancy to the waterfront.
