What are the properties of the house and what are the properties of the house? How many are there?

Housing property rights refer to the rights enjoyed by the owner of the property in accordance with the laws and regulations of the state, that is, the sum of the rights and interests of the house, that is, the right of the owner of the house to occupy, use, benefit and dispose of the house property. The term of house ownership is permanent, while the land use right is one year or 70 years according to the relevant laws and regulations, and the renewal fee is increased by 1%-10% at that time (i.e., the land use right transfer fee). Classification by attribution of home ownership.

At this stage, China's residential houses can be divided into three categories according to property rights: (1) state-owned residences; (2) Collectively owned dwellings by working people; (3) privately owned dwellings of citizens; (4) Residences owned by other economic organizations, such as joint ventures, joint-stock enterprises, Sino-foreign joint ventures, Sino-foreign cooperative enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises, foreign enterprises, social organizations, and international institutions investing in the construction of real estate purchased in partnerships. Non-residential houses are mainly owned by the whole people (state property) and collectively owned properties, and only a small number of properties owned by other economic organizations.

The types of properties are: commercial housing. Collective housing, affordable housing, resettlement housing, commercial and residential housing, serviced apartments, houses with small property rights.

That's all I know, commercial housing: commonly known as large property houses. When a developer builds a house, the land is bought, and it can only be listed after there are five certificates.

Collective housing: public housing, a house built with funds raised by the unit, and the land is not bought. In this way, the house cannot get a large property certificate. If a large production certificate can be issued, it can also be listed.

Housing. It is a house built by the state. After five years. After going through the formalities, the property certificate is obtained, and it can be listed.

Demolition and resettlement housing: It is also five years after the property certificate is issued, and it can be listed and traded.

Commercial housing: generally 40-50 years of ownership. Because there are only fifty rights to use commercial land. The loan can only be borrowed 50%.

Hotel Apartment: Pretty much the same as above.

Small property right house: It is a house recognized by the district**or town**, or the village committee. Not recognized by the state. This kind of house transaction is risky. If you buy it locally, it's still okay.

According to the nature of its use, houses can generally be divided into: 1. Residential; 2. Industrial buildings, including production plants, shared facilities buildings, and transportation and logistics buildings; 3. Buildings for teaching, culture and health, including educational institutions, scientific research institutions, health and medical institutions and cultural institutions; 4. Shops, mainly used for commercial housing.

[Legal basis].

Article 12 of the Interim Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Assignment and Transfer of Urban State-owned Land Use Rights Article 12 The maximum term of land use right transfer shall be determined according to the following purposes: (1) 70 years for residential land; (2) 50 years of industrial land; (3) 50 years of land for education, science and technology, culture, health, and sports; (4) Commercial, tourism and entertainment land for 40 years; (5) Fifty years for comprehensive or other land use.

The nature of the house is as follows: 1. According to the nature of property rights, there are: state-owned houses, collective-owned houses, and privately owned houses. 2. According to the nature of use, there are: production plants, residential buildings, shops for commercial operations, public welfare facilities for social services and other types of houses.

[Legal basis].

Article 9 of the Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China provides that land in urban areas belongs to the State. Land in rural areas and on the outskirts of cities shall be owned by peasant collectives, except as provided by law for the State; Homesteads, self-cultivated land, and self-cultivated mountains belong to peasant collectives. Article 10 State-owned land and land owned by peasant collectives may be designated for use by units or individuals in accordance with law.

Units and individuals using land have the obligation to protect, manage, and rationally use land.

The nature of the house mainly includes:

1. Commercial housing: refers to the housing developed and constructed by real estate development enterprises and rented out;

2. Housing reform: refers to the reform of the urban housing system for urban workers according to the national and local governments.

The policy stipulates that the built public housing purchased at cost price or standard price.

3. Stock housing.

Refers to a house that has been purchased or built and has obtained a title certificate;

4. Fund-raising housing.

It is organized by state-owned enterprises and employers, and provides their own state-owned allocated land for building land, and the houses belong to the employees after completion, and are not open to the public;

5. Affordable housing.

Refers to a dwelling built in accordance with the National Affordable Housing Construction Program;

6. Affordable housing: for urban low- and middle-income families with housing difficulties, through the form of placement to their first affordable housing with social security nature;

7. Poverty-relief housing: refers to the housing specially built by local governments at all levels to solve the housing problems of difficult, difficult and crowded households among local residents;

8. Re-listed housing: refers to the public housing and affordable housing purchased by employees according to the housing reform policy.

Homes that are listed again**;

9. Low-cost housing: refers to the provision of low-rent ordinary housing with low rent to low-income families with urban permanent resident registration;

10. Housing project housing: refers to the housing directly used at cost price to low- and middle-income families of urban residents, and priority is given to special groups and special families who meet the requirements and conditions.