1. Divided by use:
Residential real estate, office real estate, commercial real estate, hotel real estate, catering real estate, entertainment real estate, industrial and warehousing real estate, agricultural real estate , special purpose real estate and comprehensive real estate.
2Divided by completion period
Off-plan houses, existing houses, and second-hand houses. The sale and purchase of off-plan houses and existing houses are new house transactions.
3. Divided by grade
Ordinary residences, high-end residences and villas
4. Divided by city categories with different levels of economic development
Real estate in first-tier cities, second-tier cities and third- and fourth-tier cities. Since real estate in first- and second-tier cities and real estate in third- and fourth-tier cities are increasingly differentiated in terms of price changes and government regulation, the choice of real estate investment should take into account the economic development levels of different cities.
Specifically include:
(1) Residential real estate: refers to real estate used for family and individual residence, including residences and collective dormitories.
(2) Office real estate: refers to real estate used for handling various transactional tasks, that is, office buildings, which can be divided into commercial office buildings (commonly known as office buildings) and administrative office buildings.
(3) Retail commercial real estate: refers to real estate used for selling goods, including commercial stores, department stores, shopping malls, supermarkets, trading markets, etc.
(4) Hotel real estate: refers to real estate used for customer accommodation, including hotels, hotels, resorts, inns, guest houses, etc.
(5) Catering real estate: refers to real estate used for customers to dine, including restaurants, food courts, restaurants, fast food restaurants, etc.
(6) Sports and entertainment real estate: refers to real estate used for fitness and recreation, including gymnasiums, bowling alleys, golf courses, ski resorts, film and television dramas, playgrounds, entertainment cities, recreation centers, etc. .
(7) Industrial real estate: refers to real estate used for industrial production or directly serving industrial production, including factories, warehouses, workshops, etc.
(8) Agricultural real estate: refers to real estate used for agricultural production or directly serving agricultural production, including agricultural land, farms, forest farms, pastures, orchards, seed stations, tractor stations, etc.
(9) Special purpose real estate: including bus stations, train stations, airports, docks, hospitals, schools, museums, churches, temples, cemeteries, etc.
(10) Comprehensive-purpose real estate: refers to real estate with two or more of the above-mentioned uses, such as commercial and residential buildings
Real estate refers to land, buildings and land fixed , an inseparable part of a building and the various rights and interests attached to it.
The characteristics of real estate are:
Each type of auction subject has its own particularity, which is related to the characteristics of that type of subject matter. Real estate has the following Several characteristics:
(1) Fixed and immovable position.
(2) Long-term use.
(3) Diversity of influencing factors.
(4) Large amount of investment.
(5) Value preservation and appreciation.
Legal basis:
Urban Real Estate Management Law
Article 5 Real estate rights holders shall abide by laws and administrative regulations and pay taxes in accordance with the law. The legitimate rights and interests of real estate rights holders are protected by law and may not be infringed upon by any unit or individual.
Article 37 Real estate transfer refers to the act of a real estate owner transferring his or her real estate to others through sale, donation, or other legal means.