Significados de exurbs en inglés

Whatever the Spirit decides, the ramifications will go far beyond the DC exurbs.

Maybe that will quell people's desire for a six-bedroom McMansion out in the exurbs.

But that convenience could increase emigration from California's urban centers to the exurbs and beyond.

He said Trump was unpopular in the fastest-growing parts of the state - the suburbs and exurbs.

Ironically, some retailers have found in today's exurbs fertile ground for growing their businesses in another way.

High density populations had a much smaller ecological footprint than ones which sprawled into huge suburbs and exurbs.

The exurbs Brooks calls out in his column, and many like them, still suffer from the country's worst foreclosure rates.

Are these spaces now in the burbs or exurbs or is it the case that these spaces don't even exist any more?

Some of those gains were dissipated in recent years by the trend to larger cars, longer commutes from distant exurbs, and larger homes.

But it's definitely something intriguing -easily the most famous of the small, icy worlds that inhabit the exurbs of the solar system.

Perhaps the implication is that, under a Democratic president, the unrest would spread from the urban core all the way to the Republican exurbs.

All of these things have weighed on prices. In addition to exurbs, military communities showed high concentrations of underwater homes, the Reuters analysis showed.

Across the country, Amazon is erecting massive distribution centers in the nation's exurbs to shorten the distance between online shoppers and the stuff they want.

The service was in a soulless crematorium, in another exurb of Phoenix.

Rural, urban, suburb, or exurb?

Wasilla, Alaska, is an exurb; nearly one-third of its 6,000 people commute to Anchorage for work.