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landbanking

landbanking noun: the practice (by house-building firms or investment firms) of holding areas of land in reserve rather than immediately developing, redeveloping, or selling them. Also the present participle and gerund of landbank.

Noun

landbanking (uncountable)

  1. The practice (by house-building firms or investment firms) of holding areas of land in reserve rather than immediately developing, redeveloping, or selling them.

Also used as

landbanking is also the present participle and gerund of landbank.

Forms of landbanking

alternative formland banking

Origin of landbanking

By surface analysis, land + banking, or, by surface analysis, landbank + -ing.

Questions about landbanking

What does landbanking mean?
Landbanking means the practice (by house-building firms or investment firms) of holding areas of land in reserve rather than immediately developing, redeveloping, or selling them.
What part of speech is landbanking?
Landbanking is a noun.

Words near landbanking in the dictionary

  1. Landaverdes
  2. landay
  3. landays
  4. landbank
  5. landbanked
  6. landbanking
  7. landbanks
  8. landbase
  9. landbased
  10. landbases
  11. landbird

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