an often publicly financed rebuilding of an urban residential or commercial section in decline.
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In March, the Arlington County Board approved the redevelopment of the nearby Key Bridge Marriott to make way for 300 apartments and more than 150 condominiums.
Madison officials have been studying other mall redevelopment plans around the country for ideas about what to do.
The new Midway community plan the city approved a couple years ago would allow builders to add thousands of new homes and pave the way for a redevelopment of the Sports Arena.
It’s also where the city recently cut a deal to lease the land around the Sports Arena for redevelopment.
In contrast, the competing proposal does not address the redevelopment of the Sports Arena.
So Hsieh hired Damania to create a health-care program for Las Vegas, where Hsieh has a downtown redevelopment project.
The second project—for a redevelopment property in the Shaw neighborhood—raised $250,000 in a week among just 14 investors.
The Redevelopment Authority owns 1,500 lots, most of which are for sale.
Fortunately, saner heads prevailed, and the apathetic pace of Manhattan redevelopment would have prevented it in any case.
He and two classmates from Hamburg had a grant to study and critique a redevelopment project in Old Cairo.
With plants I do not know whether the redevelopment of rudimentary organs occurs more frequently under culture than under nature.
We must expand our small but our successful area redevelopment program.