Sentences with phrase «buildable land»

Under the original proposal, the town's current Marine District zoning would have been amended to require ferry terminals «to have at least 10 acres of buildable land dedicated to each ferry service provided,» while also offering a certain number of parking spaces for passengers.

In addition, the rise in home prices led to an explosion of supply especially in areas like Arizona, Florida, Nevada and inland California, where buildable land was plentiful.

These fees are on top of money needed for acquiring scarce buildable land, durable and compliant building materials, and finding a workforce in a landscape with limited skilled labor, which increases payroll costs.

The Northfield Township Conservancy, a citizens group concerned about the traffic congestion major development would bring, wants to see at least 300 acres preserved, with office buildings and shopping allowed on no more than 20 percent of the remaining buildable land.

It's a strange theology, turning opponents back into buildable land; pure late capitalism app logic.

With the mountains to the west and Fort Carson to the south, the north is where the most buildable land is located — in neighborhoods like Forest Lakes, Sanctuary Pointe, and The Farm.

First, you'll need buildable land.

Because there is so much buildable land to accommodate the influx of people, the median price for a home is $ 275,000 in Indio, $ 312,000 in Cathedral City, and $ 307,700 in Palm Springs, Zeigler says.

The five - acre site at Price Road and Illinois Highway 173 contains about 3.5 acres of buildable land, Beatty said, and the village has about $ 35,000 in a park fund for expenditures.

In Massachusetts, where buildable land is at a premium, real estate litigation raises complex legal, financial and emotional challenges requiring creative and cost - effective legal solutions.

Driving forces behind the continuing strong home price appreciation are low interest rates, scarce buildable land, and strong demand fueled by immigration, he said.

The report said the problem isn't demand but the lack of buildable land, «along with rising costs for building materials and labor.»

The township wants to preserve as open space 225 acres of buildable land.

Sears is donating more than 18 acres to the Park District — 12 acres of buildable land and 6 acres of wetlands.

'' project that refutes mining industry assertions that valley fills provide much needed level, buildable land to stimulate local economies and create jobs.

More recently, Appalachian Voices and the Natural Resources Defense Council employed our map in its «Reclamation Fail» project that refutes mining industry assertions that valley fills provide much needed level, buildable land to stimulate local economies and create jobs.

Now comes the job of converting raw land to buildable land.

But appreciation in those markets directly reflects the level of supply and demand: Those areas have a shortage of housing and buildable land.

Several reasons there are most often more buyers than sellers: 1) Desirability of the area; 2) Scarcity of buildable land; 3) Many owners would like to sell (to retire), but they are confident that if they wait for another year or two they will sell at a higher price.

Where development could be accomplished easily, i.e. in areas with accessible, buildable land and less restrictive zoning / approval requirements, the result was more housing and real estate construction without an upward push on housing values.

The study also includes statistical controls that account for all permanent characteristics of a county, such as scarcity of buildable land, and all nationwide economic and housing trends.