mixed use
Residential and commercial
Mixed use describes real estate or zoning that combines multiple purposes—typically residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial—within a single building or development.
A mixed-use building might have retail shops on the ground floor with apartments above.
The approach reduces car dependency and creates walkable neighborhoods: The city council approved a mixed-use development near the train station.
- zoningSectioning areas by use
- building codeRegulations governing structure erection
- residentialRelating to housing
- commercialPaid broadcast promotion
- developmentProgress toward maturity
urban · new urbanism · city living · walkable · apartments · retail · storefronts · corner cafe · street level · density · neighborhood · town center · streetscape · condos · ground-floor · loft · townhouse · transit
- urban issuestraffic, congestion, homelessness, crime, parking
- urban developmenturban development, sprawl, city planning, urban policy, zoning
- city ordinancescity charter, noise ordinance, noise ordinances, code enforcement, municipal codes
- gentrificationdisplacement, eviction, evictions, rising rents, rent hikes
- land usezoning ordinances, suburban sprawl, land management, arable land, industrial
- Regional Planningcity planning, community planning, urban growth, rezoning, corridors
mixed usesingle-use
For one application only
restricted use · exclusive use · warehouse district · industrial park · bedroom community
mix, mixed, mixes, mixing, mixer, mixers, mixture, mixtures, unmixed