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Meanings of urban renewal in English

Russian
ревитализация
Portuguese
renovacao urbana
Spanish
renovacion urbana
Catalan
renovació urbana

Program of land redevelopment in cities, often where there is urban decay.

ревитализация
Usage of urban renewal in English
1
If successful, it may be extended to other areas of urban renewal.
The Irish Times
2
Communion playing second fiddle to the civil rights movement and urban renewal.
Salem’s Lot
3
Waterford did well under the first urban renewal scheme, initiated in 1986.
The Irish Times
4
She has recently purchased a new apartment which qualifies for urban renewal relief.
The Irish Times
5
It will be followed by urban renewal schemes by Tesco and Dunnes Stores.
The Irish Times
6
That's how they approached public housing and urban renewal, that's how they approached Vietnam.
Ebony
7
It's at the epicenter of the urban renewal happening now in the historic core.
The Guardian
8
Falluja had just entered the opening stage of the Marine Corps urban renewal project.
Man in the Middle
9
In the United States, hurricanes have become urban renewal programs.
The Guardian
10
A booming city economy, a shortage of housing, traffic chaos, planning controversy and urban renewal.
The Irish Times
11
The investment is being made as part of a government bid to promote urban renewal.
The Irish Times
12
Mr Finian Matthews, principal officer in charge of urban renewal declined to identify the council.
The Irish Times
13
Johannesburg is the scene of plenty urban renewal projects in precincts like Maboneng and Newtown.
The South African
14
Osborne can cut the taxes that cripple urban renewal, such as VAT on building renovation.
The Guardian
15
Developers want hypermarkets and eco-cities in the countryside, not healthier high streets and urban renewal.
The Guardian
16
Speaking about urban renewal to German community leaders in Potsdam, he did not mention his divorce.
The Irish Times
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Translations for urban renewal
Urban renewal through the time
Urban renewal across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare
United Kingdom
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