Indeed, I am referring to a type of sprawl commonly seen in, for example, new Sun Belt development. But that's a mouthful to put in an article title. I tried t

Indeed, I am referring to a type of sprawl commonly seen in, for example, new Sun Belt development. But that's a mouthful to put in an article title. I tried to make that as clear as possible in the article by contrasting with "older" and "traditional" neighbourhoods, and by enumerating the cities that exemplify the phenomenon I am referring to. At the same time, it's hardly a marginal phenomenon. As far as I can tell, it's what a large percentage of inhabited areas in the US look like.