There are also different classifications of houses. According to different norms of zoning, there are also differences among ordinary houses, non-residential houses and non-ordinary houses. In the matter of buying a house, the proper nouns of non-residential, ordinary residential and non-ordinary residential are only one word apart, which makes many people silly and unclear. What kind of house are they buying? Let's look at the differences between the three. The classification of houses is also different. According to the different zoning norms, there are also differences between ordinary houses, non-residential houses and non-ordinary houses. In the matter of buying a house, many people are blindsided by the proper terms of non-residential, ordinary residential and non-ordinary residential. What kind of house are they buying? Let's look at the differences between the three.

I. Non-residential

Non-residential refers to the uncomfortable houses, in other words, non-residential houses other than houses. It includes land, commercial service land, industrial workshops and warehouses. There are actually the following types of houses:

1. Key business premises: refers to all kinds of shops, salesrooms, restaurants, grain and oil shops, vegetable markets, hair salons, photo studios, shower rooms, hotels, guest houses and other houses commonly used for commercial services and services for residents' lives.

2. Houses used for industrial production and manufacturing: industrial workshops. Industrial workshop refers to all kinds of houses directly used for manufacturing or supporting facilities, including key production workshops, auxiliary land and auxiliary equipment land. All industrial plants in enterprises such as industrial production, road transport, commercial services, construction industry and its scientific research should be included.

3. Warehousing warehouses: generally refer to finished product warehouses, semi-finished product processing warehouses, raw material warehouses, goods warehouses, material supply warehouses, cold storage warehouses and petrochemical plants built by industrial production, road transportation, commercial services, supply, export foreign trade and material supply.

Second, ordinary houses.

Ordinary houses are houses that people usually buy. Ordinary residence refers to the whole building, which refers to the house built for settlement in accordance with the general civil residential building code of the city where you live. There are three standards to be considered in ordinary houses. An ordinary house is a bit expensive, with a total construction area not higher than 1.20 square meters and a plot ratio not lower than 1.0. Compared with houses with preferential policies in the same region, the specific transaction price of ordinary houses is not higher than 1.2 times of their average transaction price.

Third, non-ordinary houses.

Non-ordinary residence is relative to ordinary residence, and the three standards of ordinary residence are not easy to consider. Non-ordinary houses generally refer to houses with a large total construction area or used for commercial activities. Generally speaking, there are two ways of housing:

1. Single-family villa: Single-family villa is also the key house for settlement, but the more critical feature is to reflect the quality of life and enjoy life. Generally located in the suburbs or scenic spots, more common in garden rooms and beautiful places. There are five categories: single-family villas, single-family villas, townhouses, superimposed villas and air villas.

2. House: The house price is close to that of ordinary houses and single-family villas. It is also called European garden house. It is important that every courtyard contains a garden. It's comfortable to settle down. Generally, in addition to the standard garden and lawn, there will be parking spaces. In addition, buildings are generally not easy to be too high, and there are more second-and third-floor villas.

The above is a detailed introduction to non-residential, ordinary residential and non-ordinary residential houses. Taking buying a house as an example, we must distinguish the meanings of housing, housing, ordinary housing and non-ordinary housing. Taking buying a house as an example, three different types of houses involve different application procedures, but their main uses are also different. Secondly, they also involve the related issues of taxes and fees when buying a house.