Where are the common areas of use in apartments?

What

is Common Use Area?

Common use areas are called shared use areas that are outside the independent parts of the main property.

Who determines the areas of common use?

Common places in apartments or buildings can also be specified in the contract concluded in advance. Only certain places specified in article 4 of the law on condominium are considered common places by law, even if not in the contract.

Where are the Common Areas of Use?

According to Article 4 of the Law on Condominium Property, the areas of common use in apartments are as follows;

• - Foundations and main walls
• - Beam forming the carrier system
• - Column and curtain walls, as well as other elements that are part of the carrier system
• - Common walls separating independent partitions
• - Ceiling and floors
• - Courtyards
• - General entrance doors
• - Antlers
• - Stairs
• - Elevators
• - Grounds
• - Hallways and public toilets and washbasins
• - Concierge apartment or rooms
• - General laundry and drying places
• - General coalworks and communal garages
• - Sockets and closed parts located outside the independent section are dedicated to the protection of electricity, water and air gas clocks
• - Heated apartments
• - Wells and cisterns
• - General water tanks of the structure
• - Shelters
• - Sewage facilities and garbage ducts, heating, water, air gas and electrical installations, common network and antennas for telephone, radio and television, hot and cold weather installations, as well as antennas, outside each floor of the apartment building,
• - Roofs, chimneys, public dam terraces, rain gutters, fire safety stairs. Apart from the above, other places and things that are necessary for joint use, protection or exploitation also fall within the scope of the scope.

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