Repeater or listview vs concatenated html

Question

After spending a small amount of time converting a page using concatenated html like

string output = "";
output +="<ul>";
foreach(MyClass item in MyItems)
{
  output += "<li>"+item.Name+" - "+item.SomeProperty.ToString()+"</li>";
}
output+="</ul>";

literalPlaceHolder.Text=output;

to use the ListView control, I just discovered that the original developer came back and converted the page back to a concatenated html. My personal opinion is that lists and repeaters provide cleaner, more informative markup that can be edited by someone with less experience with C #, and that they are faster and use less memory. At the very least, the page should use StringBuilder instead of string. Anyone have a good argument for this? I have a feeling that this will cause a serious conflict when I bring it.

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