Sentence examples for of developable space from inspiring English sources

(Because the area is hemmed in by mountains, there is a limited amount of developable space).

The land under the existing city hall could be paired with an adjacent lot for 20 acres of developable space, perhaps for an arena to lure a professional sports team, which the mayor has long sought.

With close to 300,000 square feet of developable space, Allied Partners is working with the British architect Norman Foster on the design for a mixed-use project that would build on top of 54 West 40th and cantilever to the 50 West 40th Street building.

The new parkland, designed by the landscape architecture firm West 8, will be flanked by 33 acres of developable space, and there are also 1.4 million square feet of historic buildings, mostly brick and clapboard, that can be converted for both nonprofit and for-profit use.

And today, we have the same small group arguing against Measure CC, the ballot measure to help preserve the remaining 400 acres of developable open space around town.

Its strategic location in Middlesex County, N.J., midway between New York and Philadelphia; its award-winning schools; stable taxes; and vast open spaces -- currently 10,000 acres of developable woods and farmland -- led to exceptionally fast growth.

Finding that amount of available space is fairly difficult in land-constrained Washington, D.C., but a handful of locations in Crystal City can support Amazon's operations with over 17 million square feet of office space and an additional 150 acres of developable land.

In a bucolic region beloved for its light and open space, conservation efforts have significantly curtailed the amount of developable land.

This results in extremely high rents and prices even by New York standards and it also results in innovative developments to cope with the severe lack of developable land.

Up to 50 of these hundreds of developable sites will be allocated to the chosen developer partners, who will be selected by November and number between three and six.

A lot of development sprawls outward instead of upward, we're running out of developable land and housing is at a premium.