Legally, the real estate term that refers to the arrangement for the right of one to occupy a dwelling is known as the housing tenure. This excites me. The types of housing tenure do include the owner occupancy, the tenancy, the housing cooperative condominiums( singly and parceled properties in a single building are called condominiums), public housing (where the government pays your monthly rent by taking money out of my pay check), squatting and cohousing.
One of the neat things about real estate is that residences can be classified by if and how they are connected to neighboring residences and land. There are types of housing tenure that can be used for the same physical type. Here is an example. Connected residences might be owned by a single human, a single corporation or single entity of any kind and then they can be leased out or owned seperately with a agreement that actually covers the relationship from one unit to another unit and from one unit to the common area concerns as well.
On the incredible continents of North America and Europe there are several major physical living categories that include:
Attached / multi-unit dwellings:
The apartment – An individual unit is generally found in a mult-unit building. The outer limits and boundaries of the apartments are generally defined by the outer perimater of doors, windows and outer realms of the inhabitable region of the dwelling place. Often this can be seen in the multiple story apartment buildings.
Multi-family house – Most of the time in Tulsa, this is seen as a multi-story separated building where the actual floor is a separate apartment or unit.
Terraced house – This incredible dwelling place is also known as a rowhouse or a townhouse. There is a little held belief that the term rowhouse was originally developed by a French rowteam…however we have no sources that can verify this accusation. In Tulsa and throughout the country, a number of single or multi-unit buildings in a uninterrupted row with a shared wall that has no intervening space is known as a terraced house.
Condominiums – In Tulsa most condominiums are stand-alone buildings or buildings in a complex, somewhat comparable to that of an apartment complex. However because individuals actually own each of the condos, they are generally better maintained and they provide a better standard of living that comparable apartment complexes. In the Tulsa real estate market, there are townhouses or rowhouse style condominiums as well.
Cooperative – In Tulsa these are commonly referred to as a “co-op,” however I would never call them that. These cooperatives are comprised of individuals that each own a share of the property. By purchasing a share in the cooperative each resident has the righgt to occupy a particular apartment or unit.
In Tulsa there are several other kinds of dwelling spaces including but not limited to the following:
The Semi-detached dwellings – These dwellings are unique in there structure and their appeal.
The duplex – Thes dwellings consist of two units that are shared with one collectively shared wall. If I were a single man, I could see this as a marvellously viable option for a Tulsa family.
A single-family detached home – These homes are unique in that they are not very common within northeast Oklahoma. However extensive research into the subject might produce different findings.
Portable dwelling spaces – These places are nice in that they are very “portable.” The location of these homes can be moved from one area to another with little trouble at all. I would not recommend moving one of these Tulsa homes on your own however.
Mobile homes – A mobile home is about as close as many of us will ever get to living inside and actual Transformer. As a kid I’m sure you grew up thinking about getting together with Optimus Prime and collaborating on a nice housing situation, and mobile homes make this possible. Your home can move.