Definition of redevelop
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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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In 2012, Taib opened the first Spotted Fox in the shuttered Bennigan's at 3615 E. Main St. The building is across from the former Charlestowne Mall, which is now being redeveloped as a shopping center called The Quad St. Charles.
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Two proposed developments — Artisan at Ruiz and Alazan Lofts — could provide alternate housing for Alazan Courts tenants wishing to remain in the neighborhood if that public housing complex is torn down and redeveloped.
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In addition to Puck and Gehry, the renowned Los Angeles architect who designed the Walt Disney Concert Hall, three other groups submitted proposals in September to the Department of Beaches and Harbors to redevelop the 2.8-acre site.
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Crown Castle, a large provider of wireless infrastructure, will move its headquarters to the redeveloping Merriweather District in downtown Columbia, the company and the project’s master developer announced.
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Sacramento’s downtown area once was home to a large and thriving black community that was pushed out in the 1950s and 1960s as the area was redeveloped.
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The property is being redeveloped as MidCity Huntsville, a mixed-use project overseen by RCP Companies.
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The city would not pay DiGeronimo to redevelop the site.
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On the north side of the airport, JetBlue aspires to redevelop the former Terminal 6 site, which was demolished in 2011, and, potentially, to expand into Terminal 7, a hub for British Airways .
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First Known Use of redevelop
1835
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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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