New development that occurs within established urban areas where the site or area is either vacant or has previously been used for another urban purpose. The scale of development can range from the creation of one additional residential lot to a major mixed-use redevelopment.
Development that takes place within existing communities, making maximum use of the existing infrastructure instead of building on previously undeveloped land.
Development on vacant or underused sites in a developed area.
The practice of building on vacant lots or undeveloped parcels within the older parts of an urban area or already developed area.
This refers to concentrating development on vacant areas, parking lots and underutilized land located within the already developed areas of campus.
A type of development occurring in established areas of the city. Infill can occur on long-time vacant lots or on pieces of land with dilapidated buildings, or can involve changing the land use of a property from a less to a more intensive one—i.e. from a parking lot to an office building.
Undeveloped areas within an urban area that is being provided sewer service.
The development of a small gap, normally for one or two dwellings, in an otherwise built-up length of road frontage within a settlement.
Infill projects use vacant or underutilized land in previously developed areas for buildings, parking, and other uses.
The reuse of urban land or vacant lots in developed neighborhoods and urban areas. Infill development is most successful when it is accomplished at a scale and with design features that are compatible with the existing and surrounding neighborhoods.
Development of vacant land (usually individual lots or leftover properties) within areas that are already largely developed.
Development of vacant lots or enhancement of existing urban properties.
A development or site located within the built up area and involving redevelopment, conversion, sub-division or the development of undeveloped land.
new construction activity occurring on vacant parcels located within the area which is predominantly developed.
New residential development that occurs on small sites in established suburbs and produces less than ten new dwellings.
Any significant new construction in an established area.
An infill housing program encourages the development of underutilized or vacant land located in the central city. This program may emphasize the development of affordable housing.
The development of a relatively small gap between existing buildings.
Residential or other development on sites in already-developed areas, often central cities. This type of development often involves redevelopment of blighted neighborhoods.
Projects built in neighborhoods where infrastructure already exists.
