A standalone residential property designed for one family, typically with its own land parcel.
An individually owned unit within a multi-unit complex with shared common areas.
A multi-story home attached to adjacent properties, sharing one or more walls but with individual ownership.
Residential property used primarily for short-term stays or vacation rentals.
A property combining residential and commercial units (e.g., apartments over retail).
Property used for professional or business offices, either multi-tenant or owner-occupied.
Buildings or spaces used for retail operations like shops, restaurants, or stores.
Property used for manufacturing, storage, or distribution.
Unimproved property, either raw land or zoned for future development.
Financing for building new residential, multifamily, or commercial structures.
Property used for short-term lodging and hospitality services.
Unique-purpose real estate such as gas stations, churches, self-storage, or schools.