Examples of Real Estate Property Categories

Residential Properties:

1. Single-Family Homes – Detached homes typically for one family.
2. Condominiums (Condos) – Individually owned units in a larger building or complex.
3. Townhouses – Multi-level homes that share one or more walls with neighboring units.
4. Multi-Family Homes – Duplexes, triplexes, or fourplexes designed to house multiple families.
5. Luxury Homes – High-end, premium properties with upscale features.
6. Vacation Homes – Secondary residences used for seasonal or short-term stays.
7. Cooperative Housing (Co-op) – Residents own shares in the corporation that owns the property rather than owning the unit itself.
8. Mobile Homes – Manufactured homes typically located in a mobile home park.

Commercial Properties:

1. Office Buildings – Spaces for businesses and professionals.
2. Retail Spaces – Stores, shopping malls, and other retail environments.
3. Industrial Properties – Warehouses, factories, and distribution centers.
4. Mixed-Use Properties – Developments combining residential, commercial, and retail space.
5. Hotels and Hospitality – Lodging services such as hotels, motels, and resorts.
6. Shopping Centers – Larger commercial properties with multiple retail tenants.

Land Properties:

1. Vacant Land – Undeveloped or raw land available for construction.
2. Agricultural Land – Farmland for crops, livestock, or other agricultural purposes.
3. Rural Land – Larger parcels of undeveloped land, often located outside urban areas.
4. Residential Development Land – Land intended for residential housing development.

Industrial Properties:

1. Warehouses – Buildings used for storing goods and inventory.
2. Manufacturing Facilities – Properties for producing or assembling goods.
3. Research and Development (R&D) Facilities – Spaces for developing new products and technologies.
4. Distribution Centers – Properties for the distribution and logistics of goods.

Special Purpose Properties:

1. Healthcare Facilities – Hospitals, medical offices, and clinics.
2. Senior Housing – Retirement communities and assisted living facilities.
3. Schools and Educational Buildings – Private schools, universities, and daycare centers.
4. Religious Facilities – Churches, temples, and other places of worship.
5. Recreational Properties – Golf courses, sports complexes, and parks.

Investment Properties:

1. Rental Properties – Homes or units rented out for income purposes.
2. Vacation Rentals – Short-term rental properties such as Airbnb or VRBO listings.
3. Real Estate Syndication – Group-owned properties for investment purposes.
4. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) – Shares in companies that own and operate income-generating properties.