What is another word for tract housing?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈakt hˈa͡ʊzɪŋ] (IPA) 
Tract housing, also known as cookie-cutter housing or suburban housing, refers to a type of residential development in which multiple identical or near-identical homes are built in a specific area. Other terms used to describe tract housing include mass housing, housing development, and housing estate. This type of housing is often criticized for its lack of originality and uniformity. Alternatives to tract housing include custom-built homes, non-cookie-cutter housing, and unique architecture. Some developers now offer eco-friendly or energy-efficient housing options as an alternative to traditional tract housing. Ultimately, the choice of housing depends on individual preferences, budget, and lifestyle needs.
