commercial zone

noun
UK /kəˈmɜː.ʃəl zəʊn/
US /kəˈmɝː.ʃəl zoʊn/

A commercial zone is a part of a town where shops and businesses are, not houses.

The new toy store is in the commercial zone near the train station.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An area in a city set aside by law for offices and stores rather than homes.

The city council marked the empty lot as a commercial zone.

3. A special region where companies can trade with fewer taxes or rules.

The port is a commercial zone where goods move freely.

4. A part of a website or game where buying and selling happens.

Players meet in the commercial zone to trade items.