Characteristics and classification of real estate objects
Classification of real estate on various grounds (criteria) contributes to a more successful study of objects. Different classification principles can be applied for these purposes, depending on their origin and purpose. However, the definition of real estate involves the allocation in its structure of two components. 1. Natural (natural) objects: land, forest and perennial plantations, separate water bodies and subsoil plots. These properties are also called “real estate by nature”. 2. Artificial objects (buildings): a) residential real estate-low-rise house (up to three floors), multi-stored house (4 to 9 floors), high-rise house (10 to 20 floors), high-rise house (over 20 floors); b) commercial real estateoffices, restaurants, shops, hotels, garages for rent, warehouses, buildings and structures, enterprises as a property complex; c) public (special) buildings and structures: - medical and health (hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and children's homes, sanatoriums, sports complexes, etc.)); - educational (kindergartens and nurseries, schools, colleges, technical schools, institutes, children's art houses, etc.)); - cultural and educational (museums, exhibition complexes, recreation parks, houses of culture and theaters, circuses, planetariums, zoos, Botanical gardens, etc.)); - special buildings and structures; - administrative (police, court, Prosecutor's office, authorities), monuments, memorials, railway stations, ports, etc.; d) engineering structures-reclamation facilities and drainage, integrated engineering preparation of land for construction, etc.