The majority of the upper-middle-class houses and the upper-class "dormitory suburbs" would be found in the "commuter zone" in the Burgess model.

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The Burgess model divides cities into concentric circles, with the central business district at the center and zones for different types of land use radiating outwards. The "commuter zone" is the outermost circle, where the population density is lower and there is more open space. This is where many upper-middle-class and upper-class neighborhoods, often referred to as "dormitory suburbs," can be found. Therefore, the statement is true.

The Majority of the Upper-Middle-Class Houses and the Upper-Class "Dormitory