What does it mean to be a dwelling? What does it mean to have a private house

A place where people can live is called a private house.

Dizzy!! It is the place where the common people live is called a private house!!

A private house is a house that is used for living, not a house for commercial use. Private houses include commercial houses that can be traded, as well as some houses that cannot be listed and traded, such as fund-raising houses, housing reforms, self-built houses, etc. These types of houses are private houses used to live in the house, but they do not have personal property rights and cannot be listed and traded.

Residential commercial housing refers to a house used for commercial purposes, while a private house is a house used for residential use. Private commercial housing includes stores, office buildings, office buildings, etc. Private commercial housing is generally different from private houses in terms of infrastructure, for example, the toilets of pure commercial office buildings are public, and one is set up on each floor, unlike private houses, where every household will have a bathroom.

Purely commercial office buildings do not have kitchens and gas. There is a commercial and residential house with a bathroom but no gas. The land transfer period for private commercial housing is only 40 years, while the land transfer period for private housing is 70 years.

If you want to take out a loan to collect money to buy a house, the loan term of the commercial housing cannot exceed 10 years, and the housing provident fund cannot be used for loans. When you take out a private housing loan*, you can apply for it for up to 30 years.

The meaning of a dwelling is: a place where the people live; Folk houses, private houses.

1. Basic introduction.

Residential buildings throughout China, also known as residential buildings. Residential buildings are the most basic type of buildings, which appear the earliest, are the most widely distributed, and have the largest number.

Due to the distribution of Chinese dwellings all over the country, due to the different historical traditions, living customs, human conditions, and aesthetic concepts of the nation, as well as the different natural conditions and geographical environments in various places, the plane layout, structural methods, shapes and detailed characteristics of the dwellings are also different, showing simple and natural and having their own characteristics.

Second, the most characteristic dwellings.

Among the Chinese dwellings, the most distinctive are the courtyard houses in Beijing, the caves of the Loess Plateau in the northwest, the ancient dwellings in Anhui, the Hakka tulou in Fujian and Guangdong, and the yurts in Mongolia.

1. Beijing Courtyard House.

The mainstream of traditional dwellings in the Han region of China is the regular dwelling, which is typified by the Beijing courtyard house with a symmetrical layout on the central axis.

Beijing Courtyard HousesIn the large and small hutongs of Beijing, there are many courtyard-style residences surrounded by houses on the east, south, west and north sides, which are courtyard houses.

2. Caves on the Loess Plateau in Northwest China.

The middle and upper reaches of the Yellow River in China is the world-famous Loess Plateau. Because people living on the Loess Plateau did not have houses, they used the deep and thick loess layer there with excellent three-dimensional properties to build a unique kind of dwelling - caves.

It refers to the investment of individual (family) residents (villages) who independently have land use ownership certificates in urban planning areas to build, expand, reconstruct and renovate low-rent buildings that are only for their own (family) living and living.

Be specific. Housing that is privately owned; Civilian housing.

It includes new construction, expansion, reconstruction, and renovation of existing housing walls, gates, stairs and other ancillary structures or facilities.

Private housing is relative to public housing.

Public housing is also called public housing, state-owned housing. It refers to the construction and sale of residential buildings invested by the state, state-owned enterprises and public institutions, and the property rights (right of possession, use, income, and disposal) of the residence are owned by the state before the residence. The public housing rented by residents is divided into two categories according to the housing reform policy:

One is saleable public housing and the other is non-saleable public housing. The above two types of houses are right-of-use houses.