An area, which is owned by all tenants of the development or estate.
Areas on a title which have joint ownership with another property, often common with cross-leased, strata-title and unit-title properties.
Area used by many as owned by tenants in common
An area which is available for the use by more than one person (e.g. home units have common areas such as stairs, driveways, storerooms, etc).
An area which is owned by all tenants of the strata property.
An area used by many, not an individual. Owned by the tenants in common.
Areas owned by all the owners as tenants in common and shown on the unit plan as such.
Areas in strata-title properties shared by owners.
Building parts which are the common property of all the proprietors in the building, in equal shares. Title deeds typically define the solum, the common passage and stair [which is common property under common law], the roof (but not the roof space), rhones and downpipes and the back green or backcourt.
Area of building, land or amenities within a strata title property that are shared by all owners, eg: a driveway.
The remaining portions of a sub-divided high rise property which are jointly owned by owners of all the units within the property e.g. recreational facilities and car parks (if unit is not sold together with the parking lot).
A part of the property that is for the use of all tenants.
The area of land, building or air space that is not part of a unit and is owned by all the proprietors jointly in proportion to their unit entitlement. The areas of Common Property are defined on the unit plan and controlled by the Body Corporate.
Areas used by all residents such as foyer, staircase or gardens
An area within a Strata Title complex which is used by many people, e.g. stairs, driveways, etc.
Property, either immovable or moveable, belonging to two or more owners pro indiviso, ie in an undivided manner with no separation of shares. Each co-owner may sell his undivided share. In matters of administration, except in the case of necessary operations, the wishes of an owner objecting to a course of action prevail. However, any owner may compel division and sale of the property. See also " pro indiviso".
Areas in a property (apartment blocks or multi-dwelling complexes) that are used by and belong jointly to all owners
Is that part of the development which does not form part of any section. Structures and areas in this category include; driveways, gardens, swimming pool, club houses, corridors, lift, entrance foyer, outer wall and foundations.
The remaining portions of a sub-divided strata title property, which are jointly owned by the subsidiary proprietors, e.g. recreational facilities, landscaped gardens, external walls, etc.
shared areas within a strata title property
Areas of a building, land or amenities within a strata title property that are shared by all owners, e.g. a driveway.