housable

adjective
UK /ˈhaʊzəbəl/
US /ˈhaʊzəbəl/

Able to be given a home to live in.

The rescue team found that all the displaced families were housable in the nearby shelters.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Suitable or fit to be used as a house or dwelling.

The old barn was sturdy enough to be considered housable after repairs.

3. Capable of being stored or kept in a house or shelter.

These fragile plants are barely housable during the winter months.

4. Able to be accommodated within a given space or structure.

The new wing is housable for up to fifty additional residents.