When I first ventured into real estate blogging, I didn't have any idea about these House Hunting Terms so I ended up confused during my first site trip. With my regular site visits and interaction with helpful real estate agents from Driven Marketing Group, I got to know more about the jargons used in this industry. I think this will be useful for you too. Single Attached VS Single Detached Have you ever wondered about the difference between the houses that are attached and detached? As you might have been house hunting for several weeks now, you may stumble upon the options of several subdivisions offering these types of houses. How would you know the difference? Single Attached means that a house shares a common wall typically on both sides of the property. A duplex can be considered as an attached one. It is composed of two dwellings in generally one structure. While on the other hand a Single Detached property stands alone and with extra spaces of lot around it.
Row House VS Town House The idea of these two types is the same and that is wall sharing. Row Houses are single storey units while town houses are two-stories. Some developers would initially offer row houses because they cost lower and is preferred by young starters. Later once you have acquired the property already, you will be given the chance to construct second level if you desire more rooms. When it comes to the lot, the individual unit owners are responsible for their front and back lot areas. Did you know that MyCitiHomes is known for their several townhouse projects in Cavite?! Below is the sample row house model offered by NuVista in San Jose Del Monte City, Bulacan. Minimum Lot Area is 36 sqm with Floor Area of 21sqm Total Contract Price is Php 650,000. You only need Php 5,000 to reserve this unit! Please contact me if you want to avail the FREE SITE VISIT so that you can personally check Nuvista and other developments in Bulacan which are highly accessible to Quezon City especially to Fairview. Multi-Pod, Inner Unit and End Unit You probably have thought about getting Multipod units in some developers of your choice but you are confused which unit will you choose. Generally speaking, multipods are 3 – 4 units of houses attached / in a row. The two inner units will only have access to their front and back side of the lots but they are cheaper than end units as well. So for budget conscious buyer, inner units are advisable. End units are more expensive because the price includes the side lot usually provisioned for carports and small gardens. I've noticed that End Units are usually the preferred by house buyers and most of the time they reserve it in advance. Chances are, you'll have more options when you invest on pre-selling properties like Bali Hai Residences in Imus, Cavite which offers END Unit with lot area of 91 sqm for a total contract price of about 2,051,888. DISCLOSURE: I am an Accredited Online Lead Generator for Driven Marketing Group. I'm your House Hopper Apple Allison and you can contact me at 0917 739 8227 if you need help in finding your dream house. Don't forget to read other blog posts for affordable properties near Metro Manila.
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Tugs
1/23/2020 01:36:34 pm
Hi good day, for the difference of row house and town house is not only for the level of floors because row house can be 2 storey, the difference between them is that; Row House is Wall sharing Houses but in only one Lot while Town House is Wall sharing houses but they have individual lots. Hope it will help. 😊
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