landsite

English

Etymology

From land +‎ site.

Noun

landsite (plural landsites)

  1. A plot of land that may be used for construction.
    • 1979, United States. Health Care Financing Administration, A Feasibility Study of the Influence of Capital Expenditures on Hospital Operating Costs
      […] costs will vary according to […] numerous other local factors such as […] the grade of the landsite, the quality of the building materials utilized, etc.
    • 1986, Boating (volume 59, numbers 1-2, page 132)
      At the landsite next to Coronado Cay, work is underway on the foundations of a luxury hotel/marina, to be managed by Hilton, Inc.
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