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rezone

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re·zone  (r-zn)
tr.v. re·zoned, re·zon·ing, re·zones
To change the zoning classification of (a neighborhood or property, for example).
rezone n.
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When you rezone, you are essentially changing the rules on people who made an investment in their properties," he said.
Residential zoning changed to business by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Developer Steve Duprey had asked city officials to rezone the area to make it easier for him to build a new office building and affordable apartment complex.
Sanel Block rezoning goes to Concord council by New Hampshire Business Review
Years of planning have already gone into this effort to rezone some of our important residential neighborhoods" said Council Member John C.
N. Flushing rezone plan is on the table by Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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