Critique Housing Options

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Critique Housing Options Objective 2.01

Bell Ringer 2/2 Turn in UD Projects into your Folders!! What type of house do you live in?? Describe it…

Objective 2.01 Critique housing options.

Outline/Vocab (on your course outline sheet) A. Multifamily 1. Apartments a. Penthouse b. Garden c. Efficiency 2. Cooperative 3. Condominium 4. Townhouse B. Single-Family 1. Attached 2. Freestanding a. Custom-built b. Owner-built c. Factory-built (1) Modular (2) Manufactured/ mobile d. Site-built

Types of Housing A. Multi-Family B. Single-Family C. Sharing Housing D. Temporary Housing

Multi-Family A structure that provides housing for more than one living unit Each living unit within the dwelling has its own distinct living quarter Typically less costly Easier to maintain Triplex = building with 3 living units

Multi-Family Rentals/Apartments Cooperative Units Condominium Units Townhouse

Rentals/Apartments Range in number and type of facilities offered Garden Apartment – an apartment building with a garden or lawn Efficiency Apartment- One main room, small kitchen, and a bathroom Penthouse- Suites located at the top of the building

Cooperative People buy shares of stock in a non-profit housing organization Do not “own” the unit; they own the share Members vote on admittance

Condominiums Ownership where the buyer owns the individual living space Receive a portion of the common areas and facilities of the multi-unit project Buyers purchase condo as individual dwelling

Townhouse House with a small foot print, often multiple floors high Type of DWELLING vs. Type of OWNERSHIP

Single-Family Attached Houses Free-standing Houses

Attached Share a common wall Designed for one household Own the dwelling and the land that it is on Separate entrance and yard

Free-Standing Single-family houses that stand alone Site-Built Custom-designed and built “Dream” house Owner-Built Development/Subdivision Choose finishes

Free-Standing Factory-Built- constructed at a plant and moved to the site Modular- built and put together in modules Manufactured/Mobile- built entirely in factory

Other Types Sharing- Multiple living units in a Single-family house Temporary- Structure that provides housing for a short period of time

Activity #1 Compare and Contrast Multi-Family and Single- Family Units

Activity #2 Complete Types of Freestanding Homes (attached to your notes) Keep in your notebooks…

Activity #3 Look at next project… RENTAL PROJECT Select your ROOMMATES and submit a formal request to the LANDLORD to live with these people. Explain why you think this will be a good decision. DUE: Wednesday 2/11

Bell Ringer 2/3 Answer the following questions in your notebooks: John is moving into a multi-family unit where he must first purchase a share in order to become part of the unit. What type of housing is he moving into? Sarah has purchased a single-family home that will be built in a factory and then installed on site in multiple modules. What type of housing options has she purchased?

Today… Review All Housing Types… DISCUSS BUDGETS! Start on Rental Project Find houses/apartments today and print necessary information including maps.

BUDGET Where you spend your money…

BUDGET Format http://passiona tepennypincher. com/2014/01/ free-printable- budget- spreadsheet/