I would like to ask you, what is the difference between the definition of community and family hospitals? Because I have been engaged in second-hand housing for a short time, many customers want a com

I would like to ask you, what is the difference between the definition of community and family hospitals? Because I have been engaged in second-hand housing for a short time, many customers want a community, not a family. Community refers to a large residential area with relatively independent living environment in a certain area of the city, equipped with complete sets of living service facilities, such as commercial outlets, schools (kindergartens) and so on.

Family building is a form of enclosing buildings belonging to several units into a courtyard. It belongs to an ancient courtyard. Typical is the old hospital in Beijing, which has a history of hundreds of years. Or the old quadrangle where the unit used to raise funds. Sometimes it also refers to the welfare housing allocated by enterprises or troops to employees or military families.

There is some truth in your understanding, which can be distinguished according to the structure of the house, but more importantly, according to the nature of the tenants. The former property right of family members' hospital usually belongs to a certain unit; Communities usually belong to individuals from beginning to end. The residents of the family members' hospital are usually in the same unit, and the neighbors are familiar with it; Residents in the community generally come from all corners of the country, and neighbors sometimes die of old age.

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Neighborhood and residential areas are generally called "residential areas", which refer to residential areas, garden houses, residential groups and non-residential houses with corresponding public facilities.

Characteristics of the community: diversity of housing forms; Unified planning; Diversity of community functions; Diversification of housing property rights; Modern sociality of residential quarters.

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