The phrase "overcrowded place" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an area that has too many people or too much going on. For example, "The concert was so popular that it turned into an overcrowded place."
With everyone in everyone else's business, everybody he-saiding and she-saiding, the overcrowded place can resemble a giant high school.
From the very first, Ahmad resents the fact that Marie has not booked him a hotel, forcing him to stay at her messy and overcrowded place, and she has moreover chosen this moment to redecorate.
Today she lives in a small, overcrowded place in the middle of the Liberian capital Monrovia, a city still bearing the physical scars of war and teeming with poverty-stricken people struggling to make a living.
The metropolis of the New South, Dr. Reid said, "is what a quarter of a million Southern soldiers died to prevent": an overcrowded place with no soul and inferior barbecue.
Afterward, Quinn can't be angry -- if he had kids, and not much of a future apparent from living in a fetid, overcrowded place, he might run off with them, too.
As late as 1936 Coatbridge was the most overcrowded place in Scotland.
Gaza is one of the most overcrowded places on earth.
They are overcrowded places, increasingly dangerous, and largely devoid of any meaningful attempt at rehabilitation.
At a local level, in overcrowded places, such gloom can be justified (see article).
On the contrary, instead they are put into these filthy and overcrowded places with nothing to do".
So the ultimate solution to our traffic problems must be strategic migration from overcrowded places like Long Island to more-or-less uninhabited states like Nebraska.
