Tenements

The tenements are often depicted in literature and film as places of hardship and struggle.

The government plans to build more tenements to provide affordable housing.

The government is investing in the renovation of the tenements to improve living conditions.

The tenements have shared laundry facilities on each floor.

The tenements have become a symbol of urban poverty and inequality.

The tenements are located in a crowded area with little green space.

The children in the tenements attend the nearby public school.

Many of the residents of the tenements work long hours to make ends meet.

The tenants in the tenements share a sense of community and look out for each other.

The tenements were built in the early 20th century to provide affordable housing to low-income families.

The residents of the tenements often have to deal with problems like pests and leaks.

The community center provides resources and support for those living in the tenements.

The tenements in the city are home to many families.

The community center in the tenements provides after-school programs for children.

The landlord rents out his tenements to low-income residents.