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By 1970 all developable land in the community was taken.
By 1960, most of the easily developable land was gone.
"But it very well could be a developable property in a few years."
"Every developable site is pretty well spoken for, at least in the central and south county."
Also, 15 percent of the town is wetlands, and therefore not developable, he said.
"Now we're seeing the demand for space push into our developable land."
No matter what the price, builders say little developable land is left in Manhattan.
About 26 acres of developable land remains in the area within the city limits, he added.
But city officials say large tracts of developable land are scarce.
The following discussion of developable surfaces is based on that concept.
Among the reasons, analysts say, is the scarcity of developable land.
In the last years, this village has grown thanks to a new piece of land which was said to be developable.
There is still hunting, but the big game is developable land.
He said his company retained more than 200 acres of developable land in the metropolitan area.
"You are choosing career training not matching your developable talents."
A complex of groups Y is said to be developable if it arises in this way.
And builders are suddenly refusing to pay the asking prices for developable land.
Their decisions, however, have also helped preserve large tracts of developable land for the public.
The report predicted that in 2050 only 6,000 acres of vacant, developable land would remain.
But as choice developable land becomes scarcer, people become willing to pay more.
Making developable tracts even harder to find is the growing strength of the environmental movement.
The fact that the property has five acres of developable land make this possible because it provides space for an addition.
The cylinder, cone and of course the plane are all developable surfaces.
A space with a development is called developable.
Today, he added, little developable land remains on the shoreline, pushing the growth inland.
