In a condominium, owners hold title to what?

• A. The unit only
• B. The land and the entire building
• C. The unit and a share of common areas
• D. The parking space only

Answer: (C)

In a condominium, ownership combines a private unit with an undivided interest in the shared spaces. Each owner has title to their individual unit, plus a proportional, shared ownership of the building’s common elements (lobbies, hallways, exterior, amenities) through the condominium association. The land and the entire building aren’t owned by a single person; they’re held as common elements by all unit owners. A parking space is typically either part of the common elements or a limited common element assigned to a unit, not ownership of the land or building by itself. So, owners hold title to the unit and a share of the common areas.