(RECAP: Homebuilders are increasingly looking to farm-centered communities, also called “agrihoods,” as a way to draw in residents, according to MarketWatch. In these developments, farms aren’t razed to make way for housing, but instead are incorporated into neighborhoods, allowing residents to raise farm animals, grow food, reconnect with nature and be a part of a community. Houses built in these farm environments come at a premium, but, due to the lower density of homes and the sustainable features that homebuilders often include as standard.)

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