URBAN TERMINOLOGY

2. The commercial and economic heart of a city with businesses and amenities.
6. The rapid outward growth of cities into rural areas, often causing environmental and infrastructure challenges.
7. Essential systems like transport, utilities, and services that support urban life.
8. Areas designated for manufacturing and other industrial activities, often separate from residential spaces.
10. Land prices increase closer to the CBD due to higher demand and accessibility.
11. Combining residential, commercial, and recreational spaces in one area to create vibrant communities.
13. Increasing urban density by adding more buildings or housing within existing areas.

1. Residential areas on the outskirts of a city with lower population density.
3. The growth and expansion of cities due to population migration from rural areas.
4. Dividing land into specific areas for residential, commercial, industrial, or other uses.
5. Undeveloped land on city edges for agriculture or nature, limiting urban sprawl.
9. Urban renewal that attracts wealthier residents, raising property values but displacing original communities.
12. Areas with high population density, infrastructure, and diverse activities like housing and business.