Working-Class Housing

Working-class housing refers to residential areas primarily occupied by individuals and families who belong to the working-class socioeconomic group. These homes are typically more affordable and may include apartments, modest single-family houses, or row houses. Historically, such housing has been located near industrial areas or workplaces to accommodate laborers. The quality and amenities of working-class homes can vary significantly, often reflecting economic conditions and urban development. Working-class housing plays a vital role in supporting communities and addressing the needs of those who contribute to the economy through various manual or service-oriented jobs.