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park: ... real estate in or near a place seeking economic development that is designed to attract prospects; one of various types of land developments for enterprise development usually zoned for purposes that are generally classified under commercial and industrial real estate. Such parks may be owned and operated by private real estate developers, real estate public-private partnerships, or public authorities (for more about the latter, see the definition of taxing authority). Parks for enterprise and economic development have various special purposes as described below. They are all of interest to those who are involved in site selection. air parks / airport parks: ... distribution facilities and services, free trade zones, air freight, business parks: ... business clusters, technology centers, incubation, office, retail commercial parks: distribution parks: ... warehouse districts, distribution centers, free trade zones, retail parks: waterport parks / port parks / waterfront parks: industrial parks: ... manufacturers, process industry, industrial services, assembley operations, distribution, industrial district, technology centers office parks: ... headquarters, multi-tenent office buildings, commercial business services, research parks: ... science parks, technology centers, satelite campuses of educational institutions, research centers, business and industrial outreach, training centers, incubation centers brownfield parks: mulit-use parks: ... planned communities, new town development; commercial services, retail district, campus: real estate development: ... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_estate_development ports authority parks: transportation parks: foreign trade zones: business parks: office park ... a real estate development as a planned community of office facilities and operations. ... a real estate site laid out with a plan to accommodate industrial development. ... an area of real estate developed to accommodate enterprises other than manufacturers or process industries, although, commercial parks may accommodate their distribution operations ... has the definition of distribution park. A commercial district is an integral part of the community, often existing as its area where providers of goods and services locally are able to thrive. Commercial districts may start out as commercial parks, especially within new towns or master planned communities. The park concept may return to a community after a commercial district matures and/or begins to decline along with the neighborhoods its serves. Typically, the park concept comes to mind when neighborhoods are revitalized. Comeback commercial areas, however, are seldom identified as parks, but rather as redevelopments related: xxx
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