Business Dictionary:
Land-Use Intensity
Measure of the extent to which a land parcel is developed in conformity with Zoning ordinances. See also Density.
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Real Estate Dictionary:
Land Use Intensity
A measure of the extent to which a land parcel is developed in conformity with Zoning ordinances.
Example: Under a local zoning ordinance, Developers might be allowed a maximum land use intensity of 4,000 square feet of Improvements per Acre of land.
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