Does the facade of residential property belong to residence?

The facade of a residential property is usually not considered as a residence, because the facade is usually a property for commercial purposes. Although the facade may be in a residential area, it is used for commercial purposes, so it is not residential.

Facades are usually considered for commercial purposes, not for residence. In some cities, the facade may be subject to different laws and regulations, under the supervision of the legal and administrative departments, to ensure its quality, safety and legitimacy, and to protect the legitimate rights and interests of commercial tenants and surrounding residents.