Raw Land definition
Raw Land means Real Property Assets upon which no material improvements have been commenced.
Raw Land means Raw Land — Entitled and Raw Land — Unentitled.
Raw Land means (i) raw land or (ii) undeveloped land that constitutes a portion of any Retail Property, other than such portions of the Retail Properties as are reasonably considered to be an integral part of or a pad site for such properties.
Examples of Raw Land in a sentence
For purposes of calculating Consolidated EBITDA for this Section 5.8(c) only, Consolidated EBITDA shall include, rather than exclude, gains (losses) on the dispositions of Raw Land and other non-depreciated Properties.
More Definitions of Raw Land
Raw Land means land located in an Approved Jurisdiction that is neither Approved Land nor Improved Land.
Raw Land means unimproved land owned and held by Borrower for development into Subdivisions but which is not yet Entitled Land.
Raw Land means (i) portions of the Land with respect to which all conditions set forth in Section 4.2 for inclusion of such Land in the Borrowing Base as Zoned Land have not been satisfied, and (ii) portions of the Land which are not designated for development but are reserved as open space or as streets and common areas to be dedicated to homeowners’ associations and other Governmental Authorities.
Raw Land means, with respect to any Leased Property, the parcel of land described in the related Lease Supplement, excluding any improvements thereon.
Raw Land means land with respect to which no development permits have been issued, land which has not been developed and/or land with respect to which development has been suspended for a period of six months or longer.
Raw Land any parcel of land owned by the Borrower or any of its Subsidiaries which is a Loan Party which is not a Finished Lot or Land Under Development.
Raw Land means Land acquired for future development that does not meet the definitions of Land Under Development or Finished Lots.