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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When London hosted the 2012 Games, public housing was demolished in the Stratford neighborhood to make way for the Olympic Village, with promises that after the games, the site would be redeveloped for public housing.
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Boston has become accustomed to churches being redeveloped as luxury condominiums, from the former Holy Trinity German Catholic Church in the South End to the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in South Boston.
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In downtown Kansas City, DST employees occupy several large buildings that the company redeveloped as part of a downtown revitalization.
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When that happens, McGraw speculated, the Sears building will be razed and redeveloped as new stores with outdoor entrances.
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In 1992, the site was mostly demolished and what was left was redeveloped as Homan Square.
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Fought to close down the McDonald’s at Haight and Stanyan streets, a property that will be redeveloped as affordable housing.
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Evergreen Plaza, however, recently was demolished and redeveloped as an outdoor shopping center.
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One of the country’s first indoor malls, Evergreen Plaza was recently demolished and redeveloped as an outdoor shopping center.
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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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