Differences: 建地, 農地 and 旱地

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Differences: 建地, 農地 and 旱地

Postby marasan » 19 Aug 2011, 11:20

Does anyone know the differences, particularly as they relate to what can be built on the different types of land? For the last one (旱地), I'm not sure I got the character right but it's what came up on a search.
To give an idea of what I'm looking for, I know that for farmland (農地), you can build on 1/10th of the land. There's also a minimum amount of land that you must buy (I've heard 880 ping from one person who seemed to know what she was talking about).
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