Off-Campus-Residential
Synopsis
A townhouse is a residence that many find combines the best amenities of a single-family home and a condominium. By definition, a townhouse is a home that is attached to adjacent houses, which sits upon land that you own.
Issues
1. Most of houses were built without safety precautions towards the dwellers especially towards children.
2. Typical townhouses there are do not cater about the comfortless of these particular people because the layout of the townhouses are small and limited.
3. Lack of social activities and interaction between the neighbors in case of every single lot is bound with fence and gate. Therefore, the freedoms confined.
Renovation of existing townhouses. This is particularly popular activity in order, urban neighborhoods undergoing re-gentrification. Eighteenth and nineteenth century “shells” long in disrepair, are being gutted and totally modernized.Vacant lots, primarily in the inner cities, but also in close-in suburban neighborhoods where zoning restricts high rise housing, are being filled with four or five town houses that are built perpendicular to the street, usually in neighborhoods where the lot size would normally accommodate only one detached house. This activity is in response to the increasing demand for urban housing where high land prices mandate multifamily housing solutions.
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