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Understanding Units in Housing: A Comparative Guide

Learn about units, a type of medium-density housing typically found in Australia and New Zealand. Explore the differences between units and houses, including ownership structures and responsibilities. Discover UNIT1, a 2-bedroom unit with modern features and amenities.

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Understanding Units in Housing: A Comparative Guide

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  1. UNITS BY CASSANDRA PIENING

  2. What is a unit? It is a type of medium-density housing that is usually found in Australia and New Zealand.

  3. . Unit- Small houses on a block (usually 2-4 depending on the yards size).

  4. DifferencebetweenaunitandaHouse A house is an individual dwelling occupied by families or a single person, they are not joined, they are owned outright by individuals and usually have a mortgage loan on the home. If you own a home you own the outside and land the house sits on, you are responsible for the exterior of the home, roof, siding, driveway and landscaping.Unit is a small house.

  5. UNIT1 • This has 2 bedroom, both rooms with built inrobes. Open plan living with reverse cycle heating and cooling.

  6. Features include 2 good sized bedrooms, both with BIRs.

  7. Thanks for watching.

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