Residential land banking involves purchasing undeveloped plots in growth corridors, holding them until demand and infrastructure raise values, then selling at a profit. Developers use it to secure future building sites, while investors benefit from long-term appreciation. Municipalities may see controlled expansion, though critics note speculative holding can delay housing supply and inflate prices.
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