Linkage


Definition of "Linkage"

Fred Lindholm
Fred Lindholm Real Estate One

Propinquity of land to its intended use. Linkage is the time and distance between a designed use of property and the intended users. For example, if a shopping center were built several miles away from the nearest highway, its linkage would be very poor and its commercial success would rightfully be questioned.

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