Housing Slang: Explore This Category

A single room rented by a bachelor or single person.

A type of historical tenement housing, often with small, single-room units and shared facilities (common in Mumbai).

A planned residential area or neighborhood (standard but widely used).

The land or yard surrounding a house or apartment block.

A public housing apartment owned and managed by the local government council.

A cool, excellent, or desirable apartment or house.

A large area of land containing housing built by a local authority or private developer (often refers to public housing).

A type of communal housing where rooms face each other across a corridor, with shared facilities.

Apartment; rental unit (widely used Hinglish term).

A residential area with restricted access, often viewed as exclusive or upper-class.

A tiny, inexpensive room, typically rented by students or those with low income (very small living space).

A cramped, extremely small, often subdivided room for low-income tenants.

Apartment; house (very informal, old slang).

Tent (Can be used humorously to describe a very basic or temporary dwelling).

A cheap or dirty place to live; a doss-house.

A communal apartment with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities (often refers to old Soviet housing).

A large, usually drab, Soviet-era prefabricated concrete panel building.

A small, crudely built shack or dwelling (often in informal settlements).

Apartment; flat.

The suburbs; residential areas outside the main city.

Monthly rent (a common rental arrangement).

A studio apartment (literally "one room").