Apartment living has become an important part of urban life, influenced by housing needs, security, modern facilities and convenient locations. This study examines reported lifestyle patterns, family relationships and social interactions among urban middle-class families living in apartments. A descriptive approach summarises questionnaire-based information on respondents’ backgrounds, family time, neighbour interaction, community participation, daily routines, food habits and leisure activities. The findings indicate that modern facilities are a common reason for choosing apartments, while residents report mixed experiences in family communication and lifestyle change. Perceived safety and community participation are also considered. The results are descriptive and should be interpreted cautiously because respondent-level raw data were not supplied.Because respondent-level raw data were not supplied, category counts were proportionally normalised from the provided summary to total 50 for each question; they should be verified against the original response sheet before formal submission.

Gowtham M, Dr. M Sangeetha, "Apartment Living Culture and Changing Life Style Patterns Among Urban Middle-Class Families" International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Development, V9(6): Page(56-64) November - December 2026. ISSN: 2581-7175. www.ijsred.com. Published by Scientific and Academic Research Publishing.