Sentence examples for subdivided housing from inspiring English sources

Instead, illegally subdivided housing and informal sharing by single people has become so extensive that the 2010 census resulted in an undercount of NYC's population by at least 250,000.

The illegally subdivided houses are visibly more neglected than neighbouring properties.

At the story's center is a father-son pair, Daniel and Kane Beede, who share a carefully subdivided house, but little else.

He has attacked the symptoms of a broken federal immigration system — men crowding into illegally subdivided houses, looking for day jobs on sidewalks and in parking lots — with a zeal that strays into grandstanding.

Three people were killed and four were injured in a fire that started in the basement of an illegally subdivided house in Queens early Saturday morning, according to neighbors and Fire Department officials.

He has stolen a page from Republicans by railing against unsafe illegal housing, though without the anti-immigrant subtext; his push to punish unscrupulous landlords by taxing illegally subdivided houses at commercial rates was an unorthodox use of his powers that focused blame in the right places.

The Economist reports on the shrinking size of dwellings as landlords subdivide houses, turn living rooms into bedrooms and put beds in garden sheds – the old Parker-Morris size standard long gone.

Though some are still private residences, like the one where Brooke Astor lives, many have been subdivided into housing developments.

Land beneath the Gun Emplacement was subdivided for housing in 1966.

Houses were subdivided into 'thatched houses without windows'thatcheded houses with windows' and 'brick houses'.

Such land cannot be subdivided into house lots of even 5 or 10 acres.