Condominiums are similar to apartments (Occupancy 1100 - Apartments, Low-Rise, Occupancy 1200 - Apartments, High Rise) in their function and design. The condominium occupancy differs slightly from the apartment occupancies in that the condominium has higher quality finishes, and a higher plumbing density (more fixtures per unit). Each condominium unit contains its own kitchen, bathroom(s), bedrooms, and living space. Costs are intended for buildings with more than four dwelling units.
Note: To complete a valuation for the shell only of the condominium, use Occupancy 1331 - Condominium, Shell instead of this occupancy. Likewise, to complete a valuation for the interior space only of a condominium, use Occupancy 1332 - Condominium, Interior Space.
Included
- Carpeting
- Ceramic Tile Flooring
- Closets with Poles and Shelving
- Hallways
- Kitchen and Bathroom Cabinets
- Painted Drywall for the Ceiling and Partition Wall Finish
- Plumbing Fixtures
- Sheet Vinyl Flooring
- Space for the Dwelling Units
- Stairs
- Storage Areas
Not Included
- Appliances
- Balconies and Decks
- Elevators
- Furniture
- Swimming Pools
- Window Treatments
Related Topics
Occupancy 1100 - Apartment, Low Rise (1 to 4 Stories)
Occupancy 1110 - Apartment, Low Rise, Older
Occupancy 1221 - Apartment, High Rise, Shell
Occupancy 1200 - Apartment, High Rise (Over 4 Stories)
Occupancy 1222 - Apartment, High Rise, Interior Space
Occupancy 1331 - Condominium, Shell
Occupancy 1332 - Condominium, Interior Space
Occupancy 1340 - Deluxe Condominium
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