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A street wall is the part of a building that faces the street, but it is generally used to refer to how and where several buildings line up next to each other and away from the street. For example, it is often mandated that residential homes be setback an equal distance from the street so the street wall is even across the street.





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[1] "NYC Zoning Glossary." NYC.gov.

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