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Those have to be condos, right? There isn't acreage for 10k single family homes in that area...
by beambot 9y ago
Those have to be condos, right? There isn't acreage for 10k single family homes in that area...
- s0rce 9y agoIdeally a mixture of medium and high rise condos and some higher density single family homes, duplexes and town/row houses would be great.
- hkmurakami 9y ago10k in that space has to be midrise condos throughout given that high rises will meet stern neighborhood resistance.
- oh-kumudo 9y agoHow do we know what kind of house is planned?
- rlanday 9y agoOr apartments
- icebraining 9y agoIsn't that the same type of building? I thought an "apartment" in the US was just a rented condo.
- henrikschroder 9y agoThe type of housing is called "apartment", because it's a part of a larger building. A condominium is an apartment that is owned by an individual, who then pays maintenance fees to the condominium association, who in turn manages the building. If you own a condo, you may be allowed to rent it out to someone else. A more common option for rental apartments is that a landlord of some sort (an individual, a corporation, etc) owns an entire building, and rents out all apartments.
- nickonline 9y agoIs the condominium not a part of a larger building?
- closeparen 9y agoCondominium is an economic relationship and can apply to apartments, detached houses, townhomes, etc.
- paulie_a 9y agoGenerally yes, but not always.. Sometimes they are just single family homes and can skirt distance requirements/setbacks. Other times they are just side by side "duplex" that are self-managed...is you are responsible for everything and have to depend on your neighbor to have money in the bank when the roof eventually fails
- seanmcdirmid 9y agoThe USA is weird, in most of the world you might buy an apartment, in the USA you would most certainly buy a condo instead. Except in NYC you might buy a coop.