Is the property right type of a house the same as that of an ordinary house?

The types of property rights of houses are apartments and ordinary houses, and their nature is the same.

The type of real estate depends on the type marked on the property certificate. General residential projects are marked as residential, but some projects actually called apartments are non-residential such as business or office, and the land use right is 40-50 years.

If the house is marked on the real estate license, those advertised as apartments are generally high-end. Some non-residential houses with inseparable property rights are rented as small rooms and will also be called apartments.

Although the return on investment of commercial real estate is very high, it should be noted that the concept of "apartment" is originally imported and its definition is vague. Before buying a house, buyers must first find out whether it is residential or commercial.

An industry insider with many years of experience reminded: "Compared with residential buildings, the so-called apartments sold in commercial buildings are commercial in nature, with only 40 years of land use rights. Such buildings are generally not connected to natural gas, and some bathrooms are different from residential buildings. Their utilities are also commercial, higher than civilian prices, and property fees are higher than residential standards. "

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