Sentences with phrase «density single family housing»

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This is due, primarily, to a pronounced lack of supply of housing stock, particularly for low - density, single - family detached homes.

In recent years there has been increasing pressure to replace the single - family housing with higher density residential development which is permitted by the existing multifamily zoning in this area.

The density isn't spread around but is spiky, avoiding the established and protected single family houses.

In fact, adding density to the existing, sprawled out single family housing infrastructure is probably the greatest promise for tiny houses movement.

In place of the suburb, it wants Soviet - style high density housing; changes in zoning laws that increasingly make it impossible to maintain single family residences (let alone build new ones); mandated use of public transportation (thus positioning the high density housing near railroad or bus depots and excluding from those «human residential zones» most roadways and parking installations); and severe limitations on private food, water, and energy consumption, in return for enormously high taxes that will fund «cradle to grave» care by the nanny government.

Let's stop this fantasy that building density and height are by their nature green; This stuff is some of the least dense housing that has ever been built in the city, inefficient tiny floor plates with single family floor plans costing tens of millions of dollars.

Urbanism represents a return to the way neighborhoods grew before development shifted from towns and cities to auto - oriented suburbs, where conventional codes typically separate various land uses and housing types — single - family, multi-family, retail, office — and maintain low density.

As municipalities across Canada move more towards increasing housing density on land once zoned for single - family homes, real estate agents are being challenged with a barrage of conditions related to secondary living quarters.

Jade Rahmani and Ryan Tomasello, analysts at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, commented that coupling Invitation Homes» «local density and boots on the ground» with Starwood Waypoint's emphasis on technology should help create a «leading, sustainable residential rental platform that over the long term has growth potential within both the single - family rental and broader residential housing markets.»

There is usually a gap in the range of housing types that a city or county's zoning districts allow, and more importantly encourage, in particular when the zones shift from upper (smaller lot) single - family zones that only allow single - family detached uses / homes and the lower end of medium density / multifamily zones that usually allow much bigger buildings (taller and wider) and also typically encourage lot aggregation and suburban garden apartment - type buildings.