Bourgeoisie (housing class)

The bourgeoisie, in the context of housing, refers to the social class that owns significant property assets, such as multiple homes, apartment buildings, or real estate investments, rather than renting. They often have substantial economic resources and influence over housing markets. This class can benefit from property ownership through rental income and appreciation, while their wealth distinctions can impact issues like affordability and urban development. Essentially, the bourgeoisie in housing symbolizes those who hold considerable property holdings and financial power within the housing system, shaping patterns of ownership, investment, and social stratification.