High Rise (Apartments, ์ํํธ)
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The most common housing type in Korea, where multiple households live in a single building. Typically multi-story, each unit is a self-contained living space.
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Apartments are often home to families of two to three or more members.
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Residents usually need to provide their own furniture and appliances.
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Many apartment complexes feature amenities like parking lots, playgrounds, and parks.
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Maintenance fees for apartments typically cover shared electricity, water, cleaning, and security costs. Some complexes also offer community facilities such as fitness centers and swimming pools.
High Rise (Officetels, ์คํผ์คํ )
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These are buildings that combine residential and office spaces, popular among single occupants or working professionals.
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Although smaller than apartments, officetels are usually located in city centers or areas with convenient transportation.
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Officetels often come with some furniture and appliances (e.g., refrigerator, washing machine), making it convenient for new tenants.
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They are typically situated in commercial areas, providing easy access to various amenities.
Villas (Korean sytle villas, ๋น๋ผ)
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These are multi-family residences that are smaller and have fewer floors than apartments.
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Villas are usually three to five stories high, with a few units on each floor.
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They are often located in densely populated residential areas. Villas tend to be more affordable than apartments, though parking spaces may be limited. While the living environment may be modest, renovations can improve the conditions if necessary.
Single Houses (๋จ๋ ์ฃผํ)
These are standalone single-family homes, often featuring yards or small gardens, providing a high level of privacy. Houses are generally located on the outskirts of urban areas and are a less common housing type. They may have higher maintenance and upkeep costs.
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