The phrase "attached housing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to residential structures that are physically connected to one another, such as townhouses or duplexes.
Example: "The development features a variety of attached housing options, including townhomes and condominiums."
Alternatives: "connected housing" or "multi-family housing".
The town also has a far greater proportion of attached housing units than the state as a whole.
"The market clearly wants attached housing, but there is strong pressure to prohibit town-house development entirely," said Joseph B. Rose, chairman of the City Planning Commission.
Last year, there was an increase in the number of permits issued for attached housing and large apartment complexes, which may ease some of the housing burden.
The recent flurry of construction is being attributed to a community zoning change that is expected to be enacted in November or December that would make it impossible to build attached housing.
Since the mid-1990's, condos, which range from apartments to town houses and villas, have become increasingly popular with those looking to own maintenance-free, attached housing in gated communities, often with shared recreational facilities.
Mr. Sammis, who grew up in a 18-foot-wide Baltimore row house, seems to have a thing for attached housing, with the Alexandria and North Arlington town houses as well as a third attached house in Mougins, 20 minutes from the Nice airport in the South of France.
Unaltered two- and three-story attached houses abound.
They continued walking, now passing attached houses with aluminum siding.
"You have attached houses and sometimes one wall is not attached.
So they rented a one-bedroom in an attached house for around $1,450 a month.
It faces a group of much humbler attached houses, about the same length as the mansion.
