What is another word for landbanking?
Pronunciation: [lˈandbaŋkɪŋ] (IPA) 
Landbanking is the process of acquiring land with the aim of holding it for a certain period of time, waiting for its value to appreciate before selling or developing it. Synonyms for landbanking include land hoarding, land accumulation, land stockpiling, land speculation, and land investment. It is a popular strategy among investors looking to diversify their portfolios or hedge against inflation. The concept of landbanking has gained popularity in recent years, as urbanization and increasing demand for real estate continue to drive up the value of land. While landbanking can offer significant returns on investment, it is not without risks, including regulatory changes, economic downturns, and supply-demand imbalances.
