low-rent 
adjective
1(Of a property) costing relatively little to rent: a low-rent apartment...
- Although the new development will not include low-rent units, he said that it will be affordable compared to buying a house, since a down payment is not needed.
- The resettlement agencies often help refugees find apartments near each other, sometimes so they can live close to the agency, other times because many low-rent apartments are available.
- The Housing Authority, the city's biggest landlord, provides low-rent housing subsidized by the federal government to poor and moderate-income families.
1.1 informal Having little prestige; inferior or shoddy: low-rent reality shows...
- Some have sought it not in the low-rent end of the film industry but in art, where at least the production values will be high.
- And yet this low-rent logic remains, in the public mind, largely unassailable, because nobody - certainly not with any concerted attention - has assailed it.
- As such, the seriousness of the conflicted family situation is completely undermined by one-dimensional walking gags that wouldn't qualify for low-rent sitcom duty.
- frost resistance
- frost-resistant
- frost rime
- frost ring
- frost riving
- Frost, Robert
- frost-sensitive
- frost smoke
- frost stat
- frost-tender
- frost thrust
- frost thrusting
- frost time
- frost tolerance
- frost tolerant
- frost valve
- frostweed
- frostwork
- frostwort
- frost wounds
- frosty
- frosty cold
- frosty face
- frosty moon
- froth