stocks]): Shares in companies that commercially acquire prospective building land and developed land with a view to reselling them at a profit when the opportunity arises. – Shares in companies whose original business – such as: brickworks, gravel quarry or stone pit – but which still own valuable building land, often close to urban centers. – Because government authorities around the world are increasingly restricting land transactions through regulations, terrain shares are now often regarded as speculative investments.
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