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We already have townhouses (that share a wall but own their own land) and condos (which share land and the building). There are also well-established legal prec
by eslaught 3y ago
We already have townhouses (that share a wall but own their own land) and condos (which share land and the building). There are also well-established legal precedents for things like easements (e.g., for access, water, sewer, see [1]).
I'm not saying this is a good idea, but is it really that different?
[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Easement
- yftsui 3y agoZoning is probably the difference. In Seattle, ADU/DADU are built in Single Family House zone, you can tear down a single family house, build 1 main + 1 ADU + 1 DADU which is total of 3 without zoning change, then you can sell all 3 of them as Condos, require buyers share something like water bill. Townhouse has to be build on the areas that are up zoned by the city.