Another tid-bit about the whole ‘condo scene’ by Miriam Pia
Friday, September 15th, 2006This entry is designed for the naive. If you already know everything there is to know about condominiums then reading on is pointless.
The great difference between a condo and an apartment is ownership. With ownership comes control. However, most condos are in the beautiful tall buildings and all share common spaces.
Have you ever wondered about these? In condos, the owners all share joint ownership of the hallways. Maybe you had assumed that the builder did, but were wrong. These often have some fees attached to them. There is also normally a housing association within the building.
This method also holds true in row houses and fully detached ones. In these cases, the sidewalks of the city, but also the space between the lawns and roads are owned in common by the citizens. This is why you can have trees planted on your block often just by asking.
Well, now you know.
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