tract houses (Meaning)

tract houses

a house that is one of a number of very similar houses built on a tract of land, any of many similarly designed houses built on a tract of land

The monotonous rows of tract houses lined the suburban streets, creating a sense of bland uniformity.
The developers promised affordable tract houses for young families, but the quality left much to be desired.
The neighborhood's charm was compromised by the proliferation of cookie-cutter tract houses.
The tract houses were designed for quick and efficient construction, resulting in a lack of architectural character.
The cramped interiors of the tract houses made for cozy but claustrophobic living spaces.
The lack of customizations in tract houses hindered homeowners from expressing their individuality.
The developers cut corners to maximize profits, leading to shoddy construction in many tract houses.
The affordability of tract houses made them a popular option for first-time homebuyers despite their limitations.
The tract houses became a symbol of the postwar housing boom and the suburbanization of America.
The neighborhood's identity was gradually eroded as it became increasingly dominated by tract houses.

a house that is one of a number of very similar houses built on a tract of land, any of many similarly designed houses built on a tract of land

ranches, manor houses,ranch houses, town houses, split levels, cottages, granges, homesteads, haciendas, estates

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The monotonous rows of tract houses lined the suburban streets, creating a sense of bland uniformity.

The developers promised affordable tract houses for young families, but the quality left much to be desired.

The neighborhood's charm was compromised by the proliferation of cookie-cutter tract houses.

The tract houses were designed for quick and efficient construction, resulting in a lack of architectural character.