Question

why are houses in plains built close together​

Answer 1

Answer:

It's likely the working class people who lived in the houses never owned them, though that's possible. ... The theory is that houses being close together saves money - easier to patrol, less transportation for kids and a school could be located near, easy to pick up garbage/clean streets.

Answer 2

It's likely the working class people who lived in the houses never owned them, though that's possible. ... The theory is that houses being close together saves money - easier to patrol, less transportation for kids and a school could be located near, easy to pick up garbage/clean streets.