2. Townhouse: The word Townhouse is not like many English dictionaries in China: city hall or town hall, but refers to townhouses. This kind of house is very similar to the houses on both sides of streets in some towns in China. Generally connected by several public side walls, completely independent, each with 2-3 floors (usually 3 floors) and 2-4 rooms. Water and electricity are completely independent, so you can buy one building alone or multiple buildings. Under normal circumstances, each row of townhouses in residential areas has some public green spaces and small gardens. The owner of each townhouse has full ownership.
3. Apartments (including condominiums and apartments): Apartments in the United States are very similar to those in China. Generally, there are multiple apartments (from 2-3 to dozens or even hundreds) to form a building. Each apartment has 65,438+0-4 bedrooms, a kitchen, 65,438+0-2 or more bathrooms and 65,438+0-2. The owner has full ownership. The main difference between condominium and serviced apartment is that the condominium ownership of a building is often different (1), and each apartment has different owners. Of course, a person can own multiple apartments or even the whole building. And the whole apartment building is generally a master. (2) Each apartment has its own water and electricity system, which has nothing to do with other apartments, and apartments are generally supplied by a unified water supply system, so water charges (including garbage charges) generally need to be shared equally by households, or by the population, or by the owners of the whole apartment. Every household has electricity. Because the apartment exists as a whole building,
There are public managers who undertake the following public affairs, so the owners of apartments often need to bear certain management fees (usually paid monthly).
4. Commercial houses: These houses range from small shops or offices with tens of square meters (which can be dozens or even hundreds) to large commercial centers with dozens or even hundreds of acres. Under normal circumstances, commercial houses in the United States are only used as shops or offices and are not allowed to live. (except for individual houses with front shops and back houses on the street). In addition to shops and office buildings, gas stations, factories and warehouses are also included in such properties. The owner of such real estate has permanent sovereignty over land and houses.
5. Farms: Generally, they are composed of hundreds of acres to thousands of acres or more of agricultural land, houses and farm ancillary equipment (warehouses, etc.). Everyone has full ownership of land and real estate. Many farms need to be guided and arranged by the government, and they can also get legal agricultural subsidies.
6. Open space: There are generally two kinds. (1) refers to the construction land (such as land where one or more houses can be built). The area ranges from several hundred square meters to dozens of acres or even more. (two) refers to the undeveloped or abandoned agricultural land (including mountains and beaches, etc.). ), some plots have original agricultural buildings or ancillary equipment. This kind of land covers a large area, from several hundred acres to several thousand acres or even more. The landowner has full ownership.