Question

If you were a condominium developer, think of a better way of selling your developments other than just fielding sales teams to try searching for potential buyers. Write your answer with at least 3 sentences.​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Condominium developer

Explanation:

• A condo, (frequently abbreviated to townhouse in the United States and in most Canadian areas) is a sort of living space (regularly, yet not really, like a loft) however freely sellable and consequently viewed as land. The townhouse building structure is isolated into a few units that are each independently possessed, encompassed by basic zones that are together claimed.
• Condos are a kind of regular interest advancement (CID). Comparable ideas in other English-talking nations incorporate layers title in Australia, Malaysia, New Zealand, and the Canadian region of British Columbia; commonhold in England and Wales; and sectional title in South Africa.  
• Private townhouses are often built as customary high rises, yet there has been an increment in the quantity of "confined apartment suites", which seem as though single-family homes however in which the yards (gardens), hallways, building outsides, and roads just as any sporting offices (like a pool or pools, bowling alley, tennis courts, green, and so on), are mutually claimed and together kept up by a local area affiliation.  
• In contrast to lofts, which are rented by their occupants, apartment suite units are claimed out and out. Furthermore, the proprietors of the individual units additionally aggregately own the regular spaces of the property, like passages/lobbies, walkways, pantries, and so forth, just as basic utilities and conveniences, like the HVAC framework, lifts, etc.
• Many shopping centers are modern condos in which the individual retail and office spaces are possessed by the organizations that involve them while the basic spaces of the shopping center are altogether claimed by all the business substances that own the individual spaces.