Definition of redevelop
redeveloped;
redeveloping;
redevelops
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Examples of redevelop in a Sentence
The city has plans to redevelop the neighborhood.
The city has plans to redevelop.
We need to make sure that these problems don't redevelop.
Recent Examples of redevelop from the Web
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The former Saxon’s Diamond Centers store in the 200 block of South Philadelphia Boulevard in Aberdeen is being redeveloped for the True Wellness dispensary.
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A few months later, Cato switched gears and partnered with Lincoln Harris in announcing plans to redevelop the property.
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But the family kept its real estate holdings with an eye toward redeveloping them.
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The two plan to redevelop the historic structure into residential units.
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The village bought this 1.3 acre site on the south side of Metra’s Rock Island tracks in 2014, demolished a blighted building there, and still has plans to redevelop this corner in the future, according to assistant administrator Kirk Zoellner.
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The mayor did not give the governor’s office a heads-up on plans to redevelop a rail yard in Queens, and the governor quickly squashed the idea.
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The development was demolished and Turasky and others hope to redevelop it.
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Details also have not been worked out about a plan to redevelop the old Copley Hospital property on Lincoln Avenue on the city's near East Side.
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First Known Use of redevelop
1835
REDEVELOP Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of redevelop for English Language Learners
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: to change the appearance of an area especially by repairing and adding new buildings, stores, roads, etc.
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: to happen or develop again
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