Townhouse and Row house

A townhouse and a row house are both types of residential buildings that are attached to other similar buildings. They are often found in urban areas and share common walls with neighboring units. However, there are some differences between the two:

1. Structure: A townhouse is typically a multi-story building with multiple floors, while a row house is usually a single-story or two-story building.
2. Layout: Townhouses often have a vertical layout, with the main living areas on the lower floors and bedrooms on the upper floors. Row houses, on the other hand, usually have a horizontal layout, with the rooms arranged side by side.
3. Ownership: Townhouses are often individually owned, with each unit having its own separate entrance and ownership rights. Row houses, on the other hand, are sometimes owned by a single entity or organization, with each unit being rented out or occupied by different tenants.
4. Design: Townhouses often have more architectural variation and individuality in their design, with each unit having its own distinct features. Row houses, on the other hand, tend to have a more uniform and consistent design, with the units looking very similar to each other.

Both townhouses and row houses offer the advantage of shared walls, which can provide insulation and reduce noise from neighboring units. They also often come with shared amenities such as parking spaces or common outdoor areas. The choice between a townhouse and a row house ultimately depends on personal preferences, lifestyle, and location.

Price Ranges in the Market are
580,000 for the Row house,which is called the socialized housing,
While the Townhouse ranges 900,000 upto 1,200,000,affordable Housing.
Economic Townhouses ranges 2.5m and up.

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