family homes
Where relatives live
Family homes are residences where families live together, typically houses rather than apartments, often implying enough space for children and domestic life.
The term appears frequently in real estate and policy contexts: The neighborhood consists mainly of single-family homes.
A family home may also be the house where one grew up or where relatives gather: We sold the family home after Mom died.
- living roomHome's social space
- bungalowOne-story house with porch
- mortgageSecured home loan
- kitchenFood preparation room
- traditionCustom passed through generations
upbringing · community · growing up · kinship · driving · heritage · backyard · neighborhood · hearth · domesticity · household dynamics · property taxes · generational wealth · property value · Victorian house · white picket fence · front yard · real estate market
- youth carefoster homes, group homes, children's homes, youth homes, foster care
- supportive environmentssafe spaces, support groups, mentorship programs, healthy relationships, peer support
- coloniasdirt roads, unpaved roads, septic tanks, water tanks, makeshift housing
- dwellingshouse, apartment, cabin, cottage, mansion
- housing typesranch house, split-level, Cape Cod, bungalow, apartment complex
- neighborhoodsneighborhood, suburb, subdivision, Greenwich Village, East Village
family homesapartments
Rented dwelling units
high-rise apartments · dormitories · apartment buildings · studio apartments · tenement buildings
family homesbachelor pads
Single men's apartments
retirement homes · nursing homes · group homes · halfway houses · monasteries
family homestemporary housing
Non-permanent place to live
mobile homes · RVs · refugee camps · tent cities · transitional housing