Housing and interior

What is the definition of needs?

• Inherent needs for water, air, food, clothing, and shelter.

• Wants that are desired because they are beautiful.

• General behavioral rules governing a specific group.

• Beliefs and ideals that guide your life.

What does the term 'Condominium' refer to?

• A unit in a multi-unit development owned individually.

• A type of ownership where one owns the entire property.

• A shared ownership in a housing complex.

• A monthly fee for maintenance of common areas.

What is meant by 'Homogeneous' areas?

• Areas where people live who are similar to each other.

• Areas where people live who are different from each other.

• Areas that are owned by multiple owners.

• Areas that have a high level of security.

What is the significance of housing?

• It influences personal and family life.

• It has no impact on budgeting.

• It is only important for aesthetic reasons.

• It is irrelevant to social interactions.

What are physical needs?

• Basic shelter for protection and a place to eat and sleep.

• A house that provides protection and safety.

• Social interactions within the home.

• Learning to interact with others.

What are the advantages of a freestanding house?

• Less privacy (inside and outside)

• Can not sell and make a profit

• Enough space to expand in the future

• Can not keep pets

What are the disadvantages of a freestanding house?

• Only pay some of the maintenance costs

• Safer than units built close together

• Must pay municipal taxes

• Can just lock up and leave

What are the characteristics of townhouses?

• Usually detached or semi-detached houses

• Each unit has its own large garden

• Owners are individually responsible for maintenance

• May not rent the unit

What are the advantages of townhouses?

• More maintenance

• More expensive than freestanding houses

• Safer due to closer proximity to neighbors

• No common areas like pools and playgrounds

What are the disadvantages of townhouses?

• More privacy inside and outside

• Each owner must pay a monthly fee

• Easy to give a personal identity to the unit

• Units look different