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redevelopment
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redevelopment
The restoration and improvement of an existing structure or property.


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Until now, Victoria has rested in the shadow of Sydney Having undergone extensive redevelopments in recent times, Melbourne Australia is challenging it''s big cousin Sydney as Australia''s new national icon Until now, Victoria has rested in the shadow of Sydney.
Meanwhile, the ABE award, which was presented to Gateshead Council, recognises innovative redevelopments of existing buildings and excellence in how they are maintained.
Professor Tom Cannon said: "We estimate a combination of the 'Murray Effect', the new Barclays ATP World Tour Finals, the redevelopments at Wimbledon, increased likelihood of success in the Davis Cup and the impact of players like Nadal and Federer, could add pounds 400million to the economy - a huge impact, given the current recession.
 
 
 
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