master-planned communities
[/ˈmæs.tər plænd kəˈmjuː.nɪ.tiz/]
nounpl: master-planned communities
comunidades planejadas
1. Large residential developments designed and built according to a comprehensive plan, typically including homes, commercial areas, recreational facilities, and infrastructure managed by a single developer or development company
The new master-planned community includes 500 homes, two golf courses, and a shopping center.
A comunidade planejada inclui 500 casas, dois campos de golfe e um centro de compras.
2. A planned urban or suburban area with coordinated development, zoning, and amenities designed to create a cohesive living environment
They chose to buy a house in a master-planned community for its security and well-maintained facilities.
Eles escolheram comprar uma casa em uma comunidade planejada pela segurança e pelas instalações bem mantidas.
Master-planned communities are particularly prevalent in suburban areas of the United States, especially in states like Florida, Arizona, and Texas. In Brazil, the concept has gained popularity in metropolitan areas like São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro as developers seek to create controlled, upscale residential environments. These communities often cater to middle to upper-class residents seeking security, amenities, and planned growth, reflecting broader trends in urban development and suburban expansion in both countries.
Related Idioms & Phrases
gated community (often a feature of master-planned communities)
from the ground up (describing how master-planned communities are built)
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