What is another word for tract house?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈakt hˈa͡ʊs] (IPA) 
A tract house, also known as a cookie-cutter house, is a type of housing that is typically built by a single developer in a planned community. These types of houses often have very similar layouts and lack uniqueness in design. Synonyms for tract house include: subdivision house, development house, estate home, planned community home, and residential development home. These terms describe the same type of housing, which is often criticized for lacking individuality. However, despite their lack of character, tract houses offer affordable and efficient housing options for many people.
