Definition

greenfield

adjective
  1. relating to or denoting an area of land that has not been built on or developed before
  2. Usage: commonly used in business, urban planning, and real estate contexts
  3. relating to a new project or venture started from the beginning with no existing infrastructure or constraints
  4. Usage: business and technology usage
noun
  1. an area of undeveloped land, typically in or near a city, that could be built on
  2. Usage: urban planning and real estate term

Examples

  • The developer purchased a greenfield site outside the city for a new shopping center.
  • Greenfield investments in renewable energy are attracting significant capital.
  • The company decided to build a greenfield factory rather than renovate an old facility.
  • Protecting greenfield areas from urban sprawl is an environmental priority.
  • Starting a greenfield project allowed the team to implement modern technology from the start.
  • The government restricted development on greenfield land to preserve agricultural areas.

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