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Discover Ludwig"dense housing" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to refer to an area or neighborhood where there is a high concentration of residential buildings and a large number of people living in a relatively small space. Example: The city was experiencing rapid urbanization, leading to the construction of dense housing in previously undeveloped areas.
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Housing ownership might also become more concentrated, given greater property-management efficiencies in dense housing.
"Those acres will be turned into a dense housing development.
Most Russians grew up in dense housing blocks, where children ran wild in closed central courtyards.
Dense housing increased risk in all models except the neglect only model.
A neighborhood in Copenhagen, Denmark, with dense housing that has a relatively low carbon footprint.
She argues that the city and neighboring municipalities should loosen restrictions on new development and push for more dense housing.
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A piece of thick, dense house-made fudge ($3) could make anyone feel like a tourist, while a fat wedge of blueberry pie ($5) has the necessary touch of lemon to achieve pleasant tanginess.
Breakfast, included in the room price, is served in the Library Lounge and skews local: gipfeli (Swiss-style croissants) and zopf (a plaited bread similar to challah), dense house-made muesli, herb-flecked bacon and air-dried beef from the Grison Alps, cheeses from the Zurich Highlands, and free-range eggs cooked to order.
Throw in a big spoonful of salt to bring out the flavor, mix in some raw scallions and add some of the dense house hot sauce.
And politicians are approving more affordable and denser housing.
Mr. Rosen from Berkeley said one obvious solution in the Bay Area would be denser housing.
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