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1.BASED ON HOME OWNERSHIP
1.1 Tenure housing
 Legal arrangement for occupying a dwelling
1.1.1 Detached Housing
 Detached house is a house that
stands separate from its neighbouring
property on all sides, thus being
physically DETACHED.
 had space between them and the
neighbour on both sides.
1.1.2 Semi Detached Housing
 Shares one common wall with the next
house.
 semi-detached houses are built in pairs in
which each house's layout is a mirror image
of the other's
1.1.3 Row House 1.1.4 Appartment/Condomium

 Vertical type of housing is called

 number of houses can be grouped together. group
such as laborers or workers APARTMENT.
 t blocks which vary in size
 proffered for low-income considerably ,from two stories blocks
 Shares similar plans to high rise towers
1.2 Based on Renting service
1.2.1 Duplex Housing 1.2.2 Triplex House

 consists of two separate living units within the same  consists of three separate living units
building within the same building
1.2.3 Ranch
 generally single-story properties,
 wider than deep, with a lower-pitched roof
and an open or semi-open floor plan.
1.2.4 Bungalow
 Bungalows are one- or one-and-a-half stories with two or
three bedrooms.
 They span a total of 1,000 to 2,000 square feet and often
have a front porch.
 Bungalow styles include Craftsman, Arts and Crafts,
Mission-style and Queen Anne.
 1.3 CO OPERATE HOUSING
Residents jointly own and manage the property
Provide benefits such as shared decision-making, lower costs through economies of scale, and a
sense of community.

1. Limited Equity Housing Cooperatives (LEHCs): 

1. These are designed to keep housing affordable for low- and moderate-income residents.
2. Market-Rate Cooperatives: 
1. These are similar to LEHCs but without the income restrictions.
3. Group Equity Housing Cooperatives: 
1. These are formed by a group of individuals who come together to jointly own and manage a property.
4. Senior Housing Cooperatives: 
1. These are designed for seniors and often offer shared amenities and services.
5. Student Housing Cooperatives: 
1. These are often formed by college students who want to live together and manage their own housing
2.On the basis of affordability
refers to housing that is designed to be affordable for people with lower incomes.

1.Public housing: 
1. Government-owned and operated housing for low-income families and individuals.
2.Section 8 Housing: 
1. A federal program that provides rental assistance to low-income families and individuals.
3.Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) Housing: 
1. Housing that is built or renovated using tax credits, and is required to be rented to tenants with low
incomes.
4.Habitat for Humanity Homes: 
1. Non-profit organization that builds and sells homes to families in need at an affordable price.
5.Community Land Trust Homes: 
1. A form of shared-equity housing where the land is owned by a non-profit and the home is owned by
the resident, allowing for more affordable homeownership.
6.Co-housing: 
1. A type of intentional community where residents share common spaces and often have a focus on
affordability and sustainability.
 4.On the basis of locations

refers to the availability of housing in different geographic areas.

1.Urban housing: 
1. Housing located in densely populated cities and towns with easy access to amenities like public transportation,
restaurants, and cultural institutions.
2.Suburban housing: 
1. Housing located in the outskirts of urban areas, often with larger homes and yards, and a focus on family living.
3.Rural housing:
1.  Housing located in the countryside or small towns, with a focus on quiet, nature-filled surroundings and a slower
pace of life.
4.Coastal housing: 
1. Housing located along the coast, with proximity to beaches and water-based activities.
5.Mountain housing: 
1. Housing located in the mountains, often with access to skiing, hiking, and other outdoor recreational activities.
 4. On the basis of accessibility
refers to the availability of housing that is designed to be accessible for people
with disabilities or other mobility challenges

1. Accessible units in multi-family buildings: 

 These are units designed to be accessible for people with disabilities, with features such as wider doorways, lower
counters, and accessible bathrooms.
2. Barrier-free homes: 
 These are homes that are designed to be entirely accessible, with features such as wheelchair ramps, wider
hallways, and accessible bathrooms.
3. Assisted living facilities: 
 These are residential facilities that provide assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication
management.
4. Nursing homes: 
 These are residential facilities that provide more intensive medical care and assistance with daily activities than
assisted living facilities.
5. Age-restricted housing:
  These are residential communities that are designed for seniors and often have features like grab bars, ramps, and
elevators to improve accessibility.
 5.On the basis of construction materials used

- refers to the different materials and methods used to build homes

1. Stick-built homes: 
1. These are homes that are built on-site using wood framing and traditional construction methods.
2. Modular homes: 
1. These are factory-built homes that are constructed in sections, or modules, and transported to the building site for
assembly.
3. Log homes: 
1. These are homes that are constructed from logs that are stacked and interlocked to form the walls of the home.
4. Earth-sheltered homes: 
1. These are homes that are built into the ground, with some or all of the structure covered by earth or vegetation.
5. Concrete homes: 
1. These are homes that are constructed using concrete, either as a primary building material or in combination with
other materials.
6. Steel-frame homes: 
1. These are homes that are constructed using a steel frame, which can provide strength and durability.
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