| A | B |
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| urban | Located in a city |
| suburban | Residential region surrounding a city |
| rural | Regions that are primary countryside |
| condominium | Apartment or townhouse that people own rather than rent |
| lease | A legal contract between a renter and the property owner |
| mortgage | A long term loan that people take out when they buy a home |
| public housing | Housing that is paid for in part by the govermment |
| security deposit | An amount of money that is paid to a landlord by the renter to guard against financial loss |
| balance | When objects are arranged in an even pleasing way on either side of an imaginary line |
| emphasis | When one object receive more attention that other objects in a room |
| floor plan | An illustration of the arrangement of furniture and design elements in a room |
| proportion | The way that one part of a design relates in size, shape, or space to another part of the whole |
| rhythm | The regular repetition of line and shape |
| scale drawing | A drawing in which the relative size of objects are the same as the relative size of those in the actual space |
| traffic pattern | The most direct route that people use to move through the space in a room |
| unity | A feeling that all objects in a room look as if they belong together |
| variety | A combination of different but compatible styles amd materials |
| lessor | One that conveys property by lease |
| lessee | One that holds real or personal property under a lease |
| eviction | To put out by legal process |
