residenziali

Residenziali is the Italian plural form of the adjective residenziale, meaning residential. It is used to describe housing-related matters, places, and policies, as opposed to commercial, industrial, or agricultural uses. The term appears in real estate, urban planning, and housing policy to label things connected with living spaces.

In planning and zoning contexts, residenziali commonly designates areas and buildings intended for dwelling purposes. Common phrases include aree residenziali (residential areas), zone residenziale or zona residenziale (residential zones), and edifici residenziali or unità residenziali (residential buildings or residential units). The term helps differentiate living space from other land uses in official documents, planning maps, and statistical reports.

Linguistically, residenziale stems from residenza, meaning residence. Grammatically, residenziali is the masculine plural and feminine plural form of residenziale; the singular forms are residenziale (both masculine and feminine). This flexibility allows the adjective to modify different nouns in descriptions of housing and neighborhoods.

While primarily used in Italian, residenziali may appear in bilingual texts or international housing discourse to refer to residential categories within Italian contexts. Its usage emphasizes the living-function aspect of property classifications, zoning, and urban design, guiding regulation, development, and housing markets.

See also: residenza, residenziale (singular form), aree residenziali, zone residenziale, edifici residenziali, unità residenziali.