General classification standard of Canadian houses

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to Canada. So what are the common classification standards for houses in Canada? Next, let's take a look at the common classification standards of Canadian houses. Welcome to reading.

First, according to the types of buildings, they can usually be divided into the following categories.

* * * condominium

Canadian apartments are similar to finely decorated commercial houses in China. * * * apartments are generally designed as high-rise residential buildings, which are often concentrated in the city center with convenient transportation. This kind of residence is generally limited in area and suitable for small families, such as singles, young couples and retired old people. The advantage is that there are abundant sanitary and recreational facilities, regardless of the sanitation and flowers outside the front door of the house. The garbage only needs to be put in the designated place, and it doesn't need to be collected once a week. It is pushed outside the door and waited for the garbage truck to take it away, just like a separate house. Because they all pay the corresponding management fees regularly and manage them in a unified way. * * * Parking in condominium is centralized management, and owners can purchase parking spaces according to their own conditions.

The difference between an apartment and an apartment

Different property rights, condo has property rights; Apt generally does not buy or sell or only has the right to use, that is, rent a house. Secondly, condo is not necessarily a high-rise building with complete facilities as everyone thinks. The full name of Condo is condominium. The original intention is to "combine the simple ownership of the unit with the common ownership in the common elements shared by the owners of other units", which means * * * management, that is, the owner owns the main right to use the house. However, some public facilities are shared by all owners and managed by the management office, including maintenance, mowing, snow sweeping, roof replacement and window replacement. Therefore, buying an apartment often encounters management fees, which is also a key issue to consider when buying a house.

Urban residence

This kind of housing is divided into two types, one is a town house with management fees (rental), and the other is a town house without management fees. The structure of this kind of housing is generally multi-family housing, and a row of townhouses has at least three units. Some people call this kind of housing: townhouses or townhouses. This kind of house has a large living space.

detached house

As for detached houses, it and apartments are two kinds of houses, which can be said to be deeply loved by buyers. Generally refers to a single-family, single-family and single-family house, which has no connection with the neighbor's building. Its standard configuration is generally four rooms, three bathrooms and two garages, with an area of about 1800 to 1000 feet. This kind of house is very private, and its surroundings are separated from its neighbors. Generally, the room is divided into two floors and a basement, with large activity space and less interference, which is more suitable for a family to live in. Of course, this room type is also the most expensive of all.

Semi-detached house

Semi-detached houses, commonly known as single-family villas, are separated by a wall and are cheaper than detached houses, so they are deeply loved by home buyers. This type of house usually has three or four bedrooms and covers an area of about 2000 feet.

single-storey house

Independent bungalows generally have only one floor on the ground, but there are also many split-level houses. Split-level residential buildings are divided into side duplex, front duplex and rear duplex according to the direction of stairs. It's just that the stairs of a bungalow will not be as high as that of a detached house, and the stairs will be lower, just a few floors. There is a bedroom upstairs, a living room downstairs and a basement downstairs. Bungalows were popular in the United States and Canada in the 1950s and 1960s, because they were economical in cost, simple in design and convenient in construction, and met the needs of that era. "But bungalows are not the representative of cheap houses." "The standard of bungalows is actually higher, because this type of room covers a large area and has the lowest land plot ratio." Many holiday villas (cottages) adopt the bungalow style. Bungalows are suitable for the elderly because they don't have to climb too high stairs. However, there are not many houses of this type, and most bungalows on the market are relatively old.

Link house

This kind of apartment is not much different from ordinary detached houses from the outside, but the distance between buildings is relatively small. From the internal structure, the foundation and basement between conjoined houses are connected into a whole structure. But there is no difference between using and detached houses, and it will only be different when it is rebuilt.

Two, according to the management fee can be divided into two categories.

Speaking of houses in Canada, they can be roughly divided into two categories: those with management fees and those without management fees.

Houses with management fees generally include: apartments/condominiums and townhouses. This kind of house belongs to the owner and needs to pay the management company every month. The daily maintenance and cleaning of public areas will be taken care of, and some well-equipped houses will be equipped with various fitness and entertainment facilities for residents to use, which is generally more convenient.

Another kind of housing is housing without management fees. Such houses generally include detached houses, semi-detached houses, conjoined houses and townhouses without management fees. Owners of such houses do not need to pay management fees, and there is no special management company for daily maintenance. Everything must be managed and cleaned by the residents themselves. Once there are any housing problems, residents have the responsibility to solve them themselves.

These two kinds of houses have their own advantages and limitations, and buyers need to consider their own needs to choose the houses that suit them.