Residential communities are areas designed primarily for people to live in, often featuring a mix of homes, apartments, and shared spaces. These communities can vary in size and style, ranging from single-family houses to high-rise buildings. They typically include amenities such as parks, playgrounds, and community centers, promoting social interaction among residents. Many residential communities are planned with specific features, such as gated communities for added security or age-restricted communities catering to older adults. These neighborhoods often have rules and regulations to maintain a certain standard of living and ensure a harmonious environment for all residents.