Residential Development

Residential development refers to the process of constructing and managing housing in urban areas. As cities grow and populations increase, new homes—such as apartments, townhouses, and single-family houses—are built to accommodate residents. This development aims to provide adequate living spaces, support community services, and integrate with existing infrastructure, like roads and schools. Effective residential development considers environmental impact, affordability, and urban planning to create livable, sustainable communities that meet the needs of their inhabitants while enhancing the urban landscape.