Infrastructure is stretched as renters crowd into dwellings that were modest to begin with.
Yet Palanpur's residents are crowded into sparse dwellings along mud paths, with no running water, no drains and only intermittent electricity.Spend a day in the village, and the picture becomes more nuanced.
On 10 June 1194, flames sped through Chartres, destroying many of the domestic dwellings, crowded cheek by jowl in the narrow medieval streets, and all the former cathedral save the western front with its twin towers and the much more ancient crypt".
Possibly up to one-third of their own children died within a year of birth; most families crowded into small dwellings.
Houses in towns are constructed of cement and have roofs either of tile or of corrugated iron; typically, many families are crowded together in these dwellings.
Superbly maintained Victorians, colonials and other venerable one-of-a-kind dwellings crowd around the village center and line Woodbine Avenue and Bayview Avenue, which begin at the base of Main Street and run along the harbor.
Seeing their elegant dwellings now decrepit and crowded with families may be depressing for them, but it is often exhilarating for Ms. Johnston.
Excavations have revealed that beyond the grand palaces at the core of Caracol, one of the largest Maya cities, lay crowded settlements of workshops and modest dwellings of poor construction.
Theoretically, the following housing trends could be linked to general health: An increase in dwelling unit size could be associated with reduced crowding.
He worries that the island, which now has 9,000 dwelling units, up from 2,500 in 1975, may become too crowded.
