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Analysis of Article
editWell after reading my article on housing in the beginning it doesn't really give enough information or details about housing. I think this article should give information about high,middle, low class housing.
Reading List
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- Smith, Carmen. (2015). Journal housing and community development [1]
Original
editThe term informal housing is useful in capturing informal populations other than those living slum settlements or shanty towns, which are defined more narrowly by the UN Habitat as ‘contiguous settlement where the inhabitants are characterizes as having inadequate housing and basic services,often not recognised or addressed by the public authorities an integral or equal part of the city.
Revised
editInformal housing is a world-wide phenomenon and in many developing countries, its most common for urban families. Informal housing can be legal and illegal at the same time and non conventional low cost housing.The term informal housing is useful in capturing informal populations other than those living slum settlements or shanty towns, which are defined more narrowly by the UN Habitat as ‘contiguous settlement where the inhabitants are characterizes as having inadequate housing and basic services,often not recognised or addressed by the public authorities an integral or equal part of the city.
Original Contribution
editHousing has developed in the U.S. largely in outward progression from major cities, first following rail and trolley lines and then automobile paths in the form of major roads, beltways, and interstate highways. Housing in the city generally consisted of either single-family homes (one unit on one lot, typically of frame construction) or multifamily dwellings (multiple apartment units on a single tract of land, often of masonry construction).
Notes
edit- ^ "journal housing".
- ^ "Bookmarkable URL intermediate page". eds.b.ebscohost.com. Retrieved 2015-11-04.
- ^ "Bookmarkable URL intermediate page". eds.a.ebscohost.com. Retrieved 2015-11-07.
- ^ "Bookmarkable URL intermediate page". eds.a.ebscohost.com. Retrieved 2015-11-07.
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