A supply of potential development plots purchased and retained by builders, which allows them to trade and construct on a continuous basis by moving on to the next plot as completion occurs on the current one.
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In 1714, during Governor Dudley's rule of Massachusetts, the downfall of credit and general scarcity of circulating medium induced certain merchants to suggest the erection of a Bank of Credit in Boston, founded on land security, and to promote subscription promised 200 pounds annually to Harvard College. Dudley was greatly opposed to this measure ...
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A practice by developers, including housing associations, of holding on to land or sites for development at a future date in the expectation that market conditions will be more advantageous for building or sale.
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A supply of potential development plots purchased and retained by builders, which allows them to trade and construct on a continuous basis by moving on to the next plot as completion occurs on the current one.
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https://www.encyclo.co.uk/local/20697
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