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Types of slums


According to Bergel there are three types of slums. Those are


  1. Original Slum where from the beginning the buildings are unsuitable and are beyond recovery.
  2. Detoriated Slum are those who are detoriated after the departure of middle or upper class families.
  3. Down-Town slum develop within the zone in transition around the central business district or the central part of the city.
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