(しんこうじゅうたくち)

しんこうじゅうたくち
noun
newly developed residential area; new housing development
buildinggeography
1. newly developed residential area; new housing development
A residential area that has been newly built, typically on the outskirts of a city, with rows of modern houses and young families as residents.
新興住宅地(しんこうじゅうたくち)()んでいる
I live in a newly developed residential area.
この(あた)新興住宅地(しんこうじゅうたくち)(わか)家族(かぞく)(おお)
This area is a new housing development, and there are a lot of young families.
(えき)から(くるま)十五分(じゅうごふん)ほど新興住宅地(しんこうじゅうたくち)(いえ)()てることにした。
We decided to build a house in a new residential area about fifteen minutes by car from the station.

Composed of 新興(しんこう) (newly risen, emerging), 住宅(じゅうたく) (housing), and () (area, ground). 新興住宅地(しんこうじゅうたくち) typically refers to suburban neighborhoods that were farmland or undeveloped land a generation or two ago and have been built up with rows of single-family houses. These areas are often characterized by similar-looking homes, young populations, new schools, and a relative lack of long-established shops.

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