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Bare land condominium

February 8, 2018 by CPLEAadmin

A bare land condominium is a parcel of land that may or may not have a structure on it. The boundaries of the units (e.g. townhouse, duplex, detached home) are described by reference to survey markers. The owner of the bare land unit is usually responsible for landscaping and exterior repairs, unless the corporation’s bylaws state otherwise.

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