Significados de urban core en inglés

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Six percent of its development is occurring within the urban core.

Mega-churches anchored these communities that otherwise lacked an urban core.

Midwestern cities tend to sprawl, but in Kansas City a revitalized urban core has drawn dreamers back downtown.

Bernardino said the children are usually from poor districts surrounding Luanda's urban core, where thousands of stray dogs roam.

We've seen such development to be sure, but many communities outside the urban core are embracing a smart growth model.

The measure will apply to the city's downtown urban core, not the tourist-heavy Las Vegas Strip, which is overseen by a different jurisdiction.

Perhaps the implication is that, under a Democratic president, the unrest would spread from the urban core all the way to the Republican exurbs.

Public transit is OK, but only in the urban core, and most of the area's wealthy residents rely on private transportation, like personal autonomous vehicles.

Rather than rely on surrogates, Christie has spent considerable time campaigning in New Jersey's heavily-black urban cores.

Durban, Cape Town and Sandton benefit in that sense, as their urban cores remain relatively dense and walkable.

No, the one-off Renault Twizy F1 will not be scorching the world's urban cores any time soon, but if only it could.

Thanks to globalization and the steady migration of people to urban cores, cities that once had only a few high-rises are morphing into mini-Manhattans.