Extensively, yes. Having housing & non-housing in the same area is rare in much of the US.
To pick an entirely not uncommon example from my own life...
For reference I live 3 miles from the center of a town with a population of about 280,000.
I'm just moving to the suburbs but I had to specifically go looking for one with shops in walking distance. It's far from the norm; I've lived in places before where the only way to a shop was along a major highway and it was too far to reasonably walk unless you had no choice.