1. Access to Major Highways

Proximity to national or regional highways is a critical factor in land valuation and business logistics. Easy access to expressways or beltways:

• Enhances connectivity for freight, employees, and customers
  
• Reduces transportation time and operational costs
  
• Increases visibility and foot traffic for commercial businesses
  For industrial or distribution purposes, closeness to major interstates (e.g., NH, SH, or express corridors) is often a top priority.

2. Railway Connectivity

Land located near freight rail lines or cargo terminals provides strategic benefits for logistics, manufacturing, and heavy industries. Rail proximity:

• Lowers the cost of bulk material movement
  
• Enables direct-to-facility shipping via rail sidings (if available)
  
• Supports industries like mining, agriculture, and warehousing
  

Passenger rail stations nearby can also boost real estate value, particularly in mixed-use or urban zones.

3. Proximity to Airports and Air Cargo Hubs

Access to domestic or international airports is essential for time-sensitive businesses, corporate travel, and high-value exports. Close airport proximity:

• Facilitates fast movement of perishable or urgent goods
  
• Supports executive access and global business connectivity
  
• Adds prestige and convenience to commercial or hospitality developments
  

Specialized zones like airport logistics parks or aerotropolis developments thrive on this advantage.