minisubdivision

plural minisubdivisions

1. A small group of houses all constructed by the same builder in the same area.

   Richard and I communicated by cell phone, numerous emails and via fax to make sure the construction of our minisubdivision project went smoothly, too.

   2014, Nicole Cifax-Garner, Make Time for Love, →ISBN

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   That morning Liam made three wrong turns, one that ended on a shaky dock built of oiled piling and worm-eaten planks jutting over the road, one that ended in a minisubdivision of six two-story houses on a perfect circle, all with identical blue vinyl siding, green asphault shingles, and rooster weather vanes, and a third that would have taken him twenty-five miles south to the small air force base at the end of the road.

   1998, Dana Stabenow, Fire and Ice, page 80

   In Colorado's Holy Cross Wilderness, developer Tom Chapman says he plans to create a minisubdivision of trophy homes, with prices ranging from $2.5 million for a cabin to $8 million for a seven-bedroom residence.

   2000 September, Adrienne Hall, “Property Rights or Extortion?”, in Backpacker, volume 28, number 189, page 22