Various developers built blocks and blocks of row homes with little thought or attention to open space.

The average price of a new row home back then was under $5,000.00-an equivalent to around $64,000.00 in 2008 dollars.

St Vincent is also involved in local housing needs including replacing public housing projects with row homes for families.

It was in such a place that Peterson decided to purchase two row homes in 1954, one of which became his home.

It sought to build only single-family row homes to create a sense of neighborhood ownership.

Many who visited decided to stay and renovate the small row homes characteristic of the area.

A collection of row homes and detached houses, many of which were originally built in the late 19th century.

The museum consisted of nine row homes with twelve galleries, a library and a small auditorium.

Soon after he began purchasing row homes for investment purposes.

In much of the Southern United States, they are referred to as row homes.