What are the categories of real estate in terms of the division of real estate?

If there is a problem in the marriage and the property is divided, the court will generally make the following determinations:

1. The property is considered your husband's personal property before marriage.

2. You can recover the principal and interest on the house and decoration money you paid before marriage.

3. The house payment and decoration money paid by the two of you after marriage are the joint property of the husband and wife, and under normal circumstances, each gets 50%.

4. The appreciation of the property is partly owned by your husband, but you can apply for some additional compensation.

If you want to turn your property into a joint property, there are two ways to do it:

1. Make a written agreement with your husband, notarization is not a necessary procedure.

2. Change the real estate certificate to the names of two people.

1.What you said to add your name is to apply for a co-ownership certificate, and you can't add your name to the house book... If you want to add your name, you have to pay off the loan before you can handle it!

2.Did you buy your house before you got married, if it was before marriage, according to the new marriage law, the property rights of the house will belong to your husband, but you will have half of the decoration and repayment!

The appreciation part also belongs to your husband, but you can go through the legal process to ask for a share of the compensation!

Finally despise copy-paste!

If you want to turn your property into a joint property, there are two ways to do it:

1. Make a written agreement with your husband, notarization is not a necessary procedure.

This situation may not be possible, men are careful, as soon as they talk about these things, they will be very hot...

You can be in a situation where you are very affectionate with your husband. Whew. In a joking way, he wrote to you ...

2. Change the real estate certificate to the names of two people.

You can combine the marriage certificate and household registration book... The real estate deed ,,, go and add your name to it...

Real estate is divided into three categories according to function: residential real estate, commercial real estate, and industrial real estate.

1. Residential real estate, the purpose of the house built, is to be used as a residential or mainly residential.

For example, the majority of houses in China's communities will be used by the owners to live.

2. Commercial real estate, housing is a real estate project for commercial purposes, so it is also known as commercial real estate.

Commercial real estate generally refers to the form of real estate used for various retail, wholesale, catering, entertainment, fitness, leisure and other business purposes, which is different from ordinary residential, apartment, villa and other real estate forms in terms of business model, function and use.

This type of real estate mainly includes shopping malls, hotels, office buildings, etc.

3. Industrial real estate.

The buildings are used for industrial real estate projects with industrial production functions as the main purpose. Such real estate projects mainly include industrial parks, industrial parks, etc.

In addition to the different uses of real estate projects, one of the differences between residential real estate, industrial real estate, and commercial real estate is the different term of property rights.

The property rights of residential real estate and industrial land are 50 years, and the property rights of commercial land are 40 years.

In addition, the location of industrial real estate is generally a relatively remote place. Residential and commercial properties, especially commercial properties, will choose the city center with a large volume and convenient transportation.

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.

There are 11 types of properties:

State-owned real estate refers to real estate that is owned by the state. Including the first to take over, the state leased, acquired, newly built, and by state-owned units with self-raised funds to build or purchase real estate. State-owned real estate is divided into three types: directly managed property, self-managed property, and military property.

2.Directly managed property refers to the real estate that is taken over, leased, acquired, newly built and expanded by the state (except for those whose house ownership has been formally allocated to the unit), most of which are directly managed, leased and maintained by the real estate management department, and a small part is leased to the unit for rent free.

3.Self-managed property refers to the real estate allocated by the state to the units owned by the whole people and purchased and built by the units under the ownership of the whole people with their own funds.

4.Military property refers to real estate owned by the troops of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. This includes real estate allocated by the state, purchased with military expenditures or self-financed by the military.

5.Collectively owned real estate refers to real estate owned by urban collective ownership units. That is, the real estate that is invested in the construction and purchase of collective-owned units.

6.Private (self-owned) real estate refers to privately owned real estate, including real estate invested and purchased by Chinese citizens, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots, overseas Chinese, foreign nationals in China, foreigners, and foreigners, as well as houses invested and purchased by private enterprises (private sole proprietorships, private partnerships and private limited liability companies) invested by Chinese citizens. Part of the property rights:

It refers to the housing purchased by individual employees at the standard price in accordance with the housing reform policy, and has partial property rights.

7.The real estate of an associated enterprise refers to the real estate invested, built and purchased by units of different ownership to form a new legal person economic entity.

8.Joint-stock enterprise real estate refers to the real estate invested and built or purchased by joint-stock enterprises.

9.Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan investment real estate refers to the real estate invested and built or purchased by investors from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in the form of joint ventures, cooperatives or wholly-owned enterprises in the mainland of the motherland.

10.Foreign-related real estate refers to the real estate invested and built or purchased by Sino-foreign joint ventures, Sino-foreign cooperative joint ventures, foreign-funded enterprises, foreign countries, social organizations and international institutions.

11.Other real estate refers to all houses that do not belong to the above categories, all of which are classified in this category, including houses managed by ** real estate management departments, units owned by the whole people, and the military due to unknown owners, as well as houses such as religions and temples.

Classified by land use.

According to the "Provisions on the Classification of Urban Land and the Standards for Planning and Construction Land", urban land can be divided into nine categories:

1. Residential land;

2. Land for public facilities (including commercial land, etc.);

3. Industrial land;

4. Storage land;

5. Land for external transportation;

6. Land for roads and squares;

7. Land for municipal public facilities;

8. Green land;

9. Special land.

According to the use function of the house, it can be divided into the following categories:

1. Residential houses;

2. Houses for industrial purposes;

3. Houses for commercial purposes;

4. Cultural, sports and entertainment facilities;

5. ** and utilities;

6. Multi-functional buildings (comprehensive buildings, also known as urban complexes).

Real estate is a collective term for real estate and real estate. There are residential buildings, commercial buildings, industrial buildings, and housing, and there are ordinary housing, affordable housing, low-rent housing, double-limit housing, small property rights housing, etc.

2) Types according to the degree of development.

Raw land Raw land.

Cooked land construction in progress: including unfinished buildings.

Existing houses: including old houses.

3) Divide according to whether or not it generates revenue.

Revenue-generating real estate: office buildings (business office buildings), apartments?

Non-revenue real estate: self-occupied residential buildings, office buildings of state agencies (4) by type of operation and use.

** type real estate.

Real estate for rent.

Self-operated real estate (business real estate).

Owner-occupied real estate (owner-occupied real estate).

1. Residential;

2. Industrial, transportation and warehousing buildings;

3. Commercial, financial and information buildings;

4. Buildings for education, medical and health care and scientific research;

5. Culture, news, entertainment, landscaping, sports housing;

6. Office space for government institutions and institutions;

7. Military housing;

8. Other rooms (foreign-related rooms, religious rooms, prison rooms).