1. Critique Housing Options
Objective 2.01

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

3. Objective
2.01 Critique housing options.

4. 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

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

6. 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

7. Multi-Family Rentals/Apartments Cooperative Units Condominium Units
Townhouse

8. 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

9. 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

10. 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

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

12. Single-Family
Attached Houses
Free-standing Houses

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

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

15. 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

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

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

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

19. 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

20. 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?

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

22. BUDGET
Where you spend your money…

23. BUDGET
Format
tepennypincher. com/2014/01/ free-printable- budget- spreadsheet/