Can I buy an apartment? What is the difference between 70 years of property rights and housing?

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The 70-year-old apartment is a special kind of residence.

Definition and definition of residential and non-residential

Definition:

Residential refers to houses specially used for living. Including villas and dormitories, but excluding basements used for civil air defense in residential buildings, and excluding special-purpose houses such as nurseries, wards, sanatoriums and hotels; Land use period: 70 years; Height limit: the standard height of residential buildings should not be less than 2.7 meters.

Non-residential non-residential refers to non-residential houses other than residential houses. Including office buildings, commercial buildings, garages, factories, warehouses, etc. Its land use period: 40 years or 50 years.

Definition:

The standard of defining residential and non-residential is based on the property right certificate issued. The column of "design use" will record "residence" or "non-residence", and the column of "use" of the new certificate of immovable property rights will record "residence" or "non-residence" (the first batch of "China People's Certificate of Immovable Property Rights and China Certificate of Immovable Property Rights" sometimes write the words such as apartment and garage in the column of design.

Note: Apartments (judging whether the land is residential by its service life: generally speaking, those with a service life of 70 years are residential and those without a service life of 70 years are non-residential, that is, commercial houses).

The policy of 20 17 did not include this kind of house in the scope of adjustment, and it is unlikely in the later period, because this kind of house is relatively rare and has little impact on the market, and it has been implemented in accordance with the housing policy.

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