0 present participle of redevelop --
1 to change an area of a town by replacing old buildings, roads, etc. with new ones --
If landlords are not being oppressive, there is no reason for tying the hands of the redeveloping landlord who would benefit the community.
There is, however, considerable potential for redeveloping existing urban areas.
Whole swathes of the country have been regenerated by inward investment, which has often been based on redeveloping derelict sites.
Unfortunately, the costs of revamping and redeveloping the workforce are comparable in both the east and west.
In addition to quantity, the authority places emphasis on steadily improving the quality of new public housing, and redeveloping existing stock.
I see nothing wrong with recreating and redeveloping old hand skills that we once had for working in wood, brass, wool, and so on.
It still has a tremendous overspill to deal with from properties which need redeveloping.
No thought was given to redeveloping the site.
