buildable

/ ˈbɪldəbəl /

adjective

1. suitable for building on

Example Sentences

Ms Clarke, the Palm Beach agent, described Mar-a-Lago as a 17.5 acre estate with a "significant historic landmarked structure, an oceanfront parcel and the possibility of seven 3/4 acre buildable lots in a highly sought-after location".

From BBC

Defenders of the Virginia site said the Greenbelt has the smallest buildable area for future expansion, has restrictive wetlands building restrictions and has the greater distance between itself and other FBI stakeholders.

From Washington Times

In Switzerland, where the terrain is 70% mountains and expensive real estate on limited buildable land has been the reality for generations, a lifetime of renting is not considered a personal failure or a shortcoming of the system.

From Seattle Times

So, just one year after Rebecca Crumpler's return to Boston, and now, heavy with child, in 1870, her husband, Arthur Crumpler, bought land out in the countryside, a buildable plot for a family home in Hyde Park, about 10 miles from the squalor of the city.

From Scientific American

Sprawling about 1.5 square miles, the town has 117.5 acres of developable land, per Klickitat County’s Buildable Lands Inventory Methodology Report.

From Seattle Times