apartment buildings
Multi-unit housing structures
Apartment buildings are multi-unit residential structures where separate households live in individual units called apartments, typically stacked vertically across multiple floors.
They range from small walk-ups with a handful of units to high-rise towers containing hundreds of residences.
Unlike single-family homes, apartment buildings share common elements like lobbies, hallways, and often amenities such as laundry facilities or fitness rooms.
The neighborhood has a mix of old brownstones and modern apartment buildings.
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