single family homes
Standalone residential buildings
Single family homes are residential buildings designed to house one household, standing separate from neighboring structures on their own lot.
The term distinguishes them from duplexes, apartments, and townhouses.
In real estate and zoning contexts, single family homes often carry implications about neighborhood character, property values, and land use: The neighborhood is zoned exclusively for single family homes.
- suburbanOf residential outskirts
- detachedApart or uninvolved
- ranchLivestock-raising estate
- colonialOf occupied territories
- bungalowOne-story house with porch
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- suburbssuburb, subdivision, bedroom community, commuter town, suburban sprawl
- planned communitiesplanned towns, subdivision, gated community, new towns, master-planned community
- subdivisionlot, plot, plats, lot size, housing tract
single family homesapartment buildings
Multi-family residential structures
apartments · multi-family housing · high-rise apartments · apartment complexes · residential towers
single family homeshigh-density housing
Concentrated residential construction
transit-oriented development · urban infill · walkable neighborhoods
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