low-rent (Meaning)

low-rent

low in character, cost, or prestige

The neighborhood was a low-rent district known for its dilapidated housing and high crime rate.
The apartment building was a low-rent establishment, attracting tenants with its cheap rates but lacking basic amenities.
Her ex-husband lived in a low-rent motel after losing his job and spiraling into addiction.
The low-rent strip mall was filled with dollar stores and fast-food chains, catering to budget-conscious patrons.
The dilapidated house was a low-rent rental, occupied by struggling families who couldn't afford better housing.
The landlord was accused of illegally renting out low-rent apartments that failed to meet minimum safety standards.
The government provided subsidies to help people afford low-rent housing and prevent homelessness.
The city invested in renovating low-rent housing projects to improve living conditions for low-income residents.
The low-rent diner was a community gathering spot, where people from all walks of life came for cheap meals and a sense of camaraderie.
The low-rent district was often overlooked, but its residents exhibited resilience and a strong sense of community.

low in character, cost, or prestige

cheap, bad, poor, terrible, common, rotten, inferior, coarse, bum, counterfeit

elegant,superior, fine, good, handsome, high-grade, first-class, excellent, first-rate, polished

The neighborhood was a low-rent district known for its dilapidated housing and high crime rate.

The apartment building was a low-rent establishment, attracting tenants with its cheap rates but lacking basic amenities.

Her ex-husband lived in a low-rent motel after losing his job and spiraling into addiction.

The low-rent strip mall was filled with dollar stores and fast-food chains, catering to budget-conscious patrons.