Housing

➤ Single-Family Homes – Standalone houses designed for one family.

➤ Single-Family Homes – Standalone houses designed for one family.

➤ Apartments/Flats – Multi-unit buildings where each unit is a separate residence.

➤ Townhouses – Multi-story homes that share walls with adjacent units.

➤ Condominiums (Condos) – Individually owned units within a shared building or complex.

➤ Mobile Homes – Prefabricated homes that can be moved to different locations.

➤ Public Housing – Government-subsidized housing for low-income residents.

➤ Cooperative Housing (Co-ops) – Residences owned collectively by the occupants.

➤ Affordability: The cost of housing relative to income levels.

➤ Quality & Safety: The physical condition, including structural stability, sanitation, and access to utilities.

➤ Location: Proximity to work, schools, transportation, and amenities.

➤ Ownership vs. Renting: Some people own their homes, while others rent from landlords.

➤ Sustainability: Eco-friendly and energy-efficient housing trends are growing in importance.

➤ Housing Shortages: Rapid urbanization and population growth can lead to insufficient housing.

➤ Affordability Issues: High property prices and rents can make housing inaccessible for many.

➤ Homelessness: A lack of affordable housing options contributes to homelessness in many regions.

➤ Urban vs. Rural Divide: Housing conditions and availability often differ significantly between cities and rural areas.