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You're thinking of condos. Otherwise, I don't it's possible for a multi-unit apartment building to sell single units.
by tomnipotent 5y ago
You're thinking of condos. Otherwise, I don't it's possible for a multi-unit apartment building to sell single units.
- JamesBarney 5y agoI thought the difference between an apartment and a condo was specifically who owned it, i.e. is it for sale. I feel like it's asking why there aren't there any tropical storms with sustained wins of 100mph. There are, we just call them hurricanes.
- tomnipotent 5y agoYou can't just offer up an apartment building as a condominium. There's all sorts of regulations, building codes, and inspections required to convert.
- perl4ever 5y ago>I don't it's possible for a multi-unit apartment building to sell single units. Ok. I own one unit of a 4-unit building, which was as far as I know built to sell, not rent, roughly 30 years ago. It is definitively not a condo, in terms of the ownership structure and the portion that I own. No HOA either. So your point is that it's not an apartment? Empirically, it is true that people don't call it an apartment. But it has the same square footage and decor as nearby apartments. The only thing approaching a fundamental difference is that it's on two levels, with bedrooms upstairs.
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