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There are several types of housing property rights.

Property right refers to the owner's right to possess, use, benefit and dispose of the property. Housing property right is divided into two parts: housing ownership and land use right. According to the nature of housing property rights, it can be divided into the following categories:

1, state-owned real estate

Refers to property owned by the state. Including government takeover, lease, acquisition, national new construction and real estate built or purchased by state-owned units with self-raised funds. State-owned real estate is divided into direct production, self-management production and military production.

2. Direct management of real estate

Refers to the property taken over by the government, leased, acquired, newly built and expanded by the state (except the property ownership that has been officially allocated to the unit). Most of them are directly managed, leased and maintained by the government real estate management department, and a few are lent to units for rent-free use.

3. Real estate self-management

Refers to the real estate allocated by the state to units owned by the whole people and purchased and built by units owned by the whole people with their own funds.

4. Military real estate

Refers to the real estate owned by China People's Liberation Army troops. Including real estate allocated by the state, military expenditure or real estate purchased and built by the army itself.

5. Collectively owned real estate

Refers to the real estate owned by urban collective ownership units. That is, the property invested, built and purchased by collectively owned units.

6. Private (own) real estate

Refers to privately owned property, including property invested, built and purchased by China citizens, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, overseas Chinese, foreigners living in China and foreigners, as well as property invested, built and purchased by private enterprises (private sole proprietorships, private partnerships and private limited liability companies) invested by China citizens.

7. Joint venture real estate

It refers to the real estate invested, built and purchased by different ownership units to form a new legal entity. The real estate of joint-stock enterprises refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by joint-stock enterprises.

8. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan invest in real estate.

Refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by joint ventures, cooperative ventures or wholly-owned enterprises organized by investors from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in the mainland of China.

9. Foreign real estate

Refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by Chinese-foreign joint ventures, Chinese-foreign cooperative ventures and foreign-funded enterprises, foreign governments, social organizations and international institutions.

10, other real estate

Refers to houses that do not belong to the above categories, including government real estate management departments, units owned by the whole people, houses managed by the army, and houses with unknown owners such as religions and temples.

1 1, faster.

Refers to the period from obtaining the pre-sale permit of commercial housing to obtaining the property right certificate (property right card). Commercial housing during this period is called auction, and consumers should sign pre-sale contracts when purchasing commercial housing at this stage.

12, small property right house

It is the housing owners who get subsidies from the government or enterprises in the process of purchasing public houses at the standard price according to the housing reform policy, and the housing owners enjoy complete possession, use, limited disposal and income rights.

What is house property right?

Property right refers to the owner's right to possess, use, benefit and dispose of the property. Housing property right is divided into two parts: housing ownership and land use right. According to the nature of housing property rights, it can be divided into the following categories:

1, state-owned real estate

Refers to property owned by the state. Including government takeover, lease, acquisition, national new construction and real estate built or purchased by state-owned units with self-raised funds. State-owned real estate is divided into direct production, self-management production and military production.

2. Direct management of real estate

Refers to the property taken over by the government, leased, acquired, newly built and expanded by the state (except the property ownership that has been officially allocated to the unit). Most of them are directly managed, leased and maintained by the government real estate management department, and a few are lent to units for rent-free use.

3. Real estate self-management

Refers to the real estate allocated by the state to units owned by the whole people and purchased and built by units owned by the whole people with their own funds.

4. Military real estate

Refers to the real estate owned by China People's Liberation Army troops. Including real estate allocated by the state, military expenditure or real estate purchased and built by the army itself.

5. Collectively owned real estate

Refers to the real estate owned by urban collective ownership units. That is, the property invested, built and purchased by collectively owned units.

6. Private (own) real estate

Refers to privately owned property, including property invested, built and purchased by China citizens, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, overseas Chinese, foreigners living in China and foreigners, as well as property invested, built and purchased by private enterprises (private sole proprietorships, private partnerships and private limited liability companies) invested by China citizens.

7. Joint venture real estate

It refers to the real estate invested, built and purchased by different ownership units to form a new legal entity. The real estate of joint-stock enterprises refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by joint-stock enterprises.

8. Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan invest in real estate.

Refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by joint ventures, cooperative ventures or wholly-owned enterprises organized by investors from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan in the mainland of China.

9. Foreign real estate

Refers to the real estate invested, built or purchased by Chinese-foreign joint ventures, Chinese-foreign cooperative ventures and foreign-funded enterprises, foreign governments, social organizations and international institutions.

10, other real estate

Refers to houses that do not belong to the above categories, including government real estate management departments, units owned by the whole people, houses managed by the army, and houses with unknown owners such as religions and temples.

1 1, faster.

Refers to the period from obtaining the pre-sale permit of commercial housing to obtaining the property right certificate (property right card). Commercial housing during this period is called auction, and consumers should sign pre-sale contracts when purchasing commercial housing at this stage.

12, small property right house

It is the housing owners who get subsidies from the government or enterprises in the process of purchasing public houses at the standard price according to the housing reform policy, and the housing owners enjoy complete possession, use, limited disposal and income rights.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) Civil Code

Article 114 (Definition and Types of Real Rights) Civil subjects enjoy real rights according to law.

Property right is the right that the obligee enjoys direct control and exclusiveness over the specified object according to law, including ownership, usufructuary right and security right.

Article 240th (Definition of Ownership) The owner has the right to possess, use, profit from and dispose of his own real estate or chattel according to law.

Article 297 A realty or chattel may be owned by two or more organizations or individuals. * * * includes * * * and * * * with * * *.