housing density , także: building density

Only when city water is provided will greater housing density be possible.

While the number of areas with greater housing density increased, the state's overall population did not.

He also felt that the housing density intended for the site would be too high.

This may be due to the housing density declining in recent years.

The housing density of an area may also influence whether or not a basement is considered necessary.

A very low housing density owes to a large reserved forest area.

The housing density at Windsor is two or three times that of most planned communities.

Another survey did a five-year projection of enrollment based on housing density.

Woolston had an average housing density of 2.66 residents per household.

He is a major proponent of increased housing density.

It considers the last two, distance from center and housing density, the best measures of suburban or urban identity.

In many rural areas the housing density is too low to make construction of a new base station commercially viable.

"We're talking about limiting growth, increasing housing density and limiting traffic."

The area began to decline in wealth in the mid-20th century, as the high housing density attracted lower income families.

These housing criteria are far more closely associated with social class than the official housing density standards.

Housing densities range from apartments, condominiums, and row homes to single family detached.

Other issues that generate strong debate among urban designers are tensions between peripheral growth, housing density and new settlements.

As the area prospered, more high-rise buildings were constructed to increase housing density on the limited pier space.

Housing density is lower than in more central parts of the town, and many of the residential zones are dominated by detached family houses.

These and other innovative rules steer new housing densities into commercial corridors where they are less threatening to apprehensive homeowners.

Rural housing density was lower, but the houses themselves as overcrowded and unsanitary as in towns.

This reflects the depopulation of central London as people move to the suburbs and the local authority sought to obtain lower housing densities.

A mix of residential and commercial use, it has a wide range of housing densities and scales.

Residents who moved to the newly developed areas complained about the housing density and lack of amenities in a 1968 Man Alive documentary.

The plan for Newhall precedes government set housing density levels, current sustainability standards and introduced design codes at a time when they were not common.