2. Houses
• Usually
one
family
lives
in
each
house.
• Houses
usually
have
their
own
backyards
and
a
li?le
bit
of
land
surround
the
house.
• They
are
built
separately
from
other
houses.
This
makes
them
different
from
duplexes
or
apartments.
3. Mobile
Homes
• These
homes
are
built
in
a
factory
and
then
delivered
to
the
locaCon
where
the
family
will
live.
• There
are
neighborhoods
where
all
of
the
residents
live
in
mobile
homes.
These
are
called
“trailer
parks.”
4. Duplexes
• A
duplex
is
a
dwelling
that
has
been
divided
into
two
parts
so
that
two
families
can
live
in
it.
• The
homes
share
a
common
wall.
• The
homes
do
not
have
to
have
the
same
floor
plan,
but
they
usually
do.
5. Apartments
/
Flats
• These
homes
are
usually
intended
for
one
family
and
can
vary
by
size.
•
These
homes
occupy
part
of
a
building;
in
some
cases,
they
occupy
the
enCre
floor.
• People
do
not
buy
apartments.
Instead
they
rent
them
for
a
specific
amount
of
Cme.
6. Condominium
• These
homes
are
like
apartments,
except
that
people
buy
them
instead
of
renCng
them.
• Common
spaces
are
shared
by
all
the
people
who
live
in
the
building.
7.
Houseboat
• These
homes
are
boats
that
have
been
converted
into
homes.
• SomeCmes
people
live
in
these
year-‐round,
but
more
oRen
these
are
only
used
during
the
summer.
• Some
houseboats
are
motorized
and
owners
can
travel
in
them;
others
are
Ced
up
and
do
not
move.
