Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
tract-house
Noun
/trækt haʊs/

Definition
A tract house is a type of home that is part of a housing development, typically built in large quantities using similar designs and floor plans.

Examples
- The neighborhood is filled with tract houses that share similar designs.
- Many families prefer tract houses because they are often more affordable than custom-built homes.
- He decided to buy a tract house due to its convenient location and community amenities.

Meaning
Tract houses are built as part of a series in a particular area, offering a standardized aesthetic and layout to create a cohesive community.

Synonyms
- Row house
- Condominium
- Suburban home