Which one is better, a bungalow or a high-rise? After reading this, I finally stopped worrying about it!

In modern life, people pay more attention to the living environment. Comfortable and comfortable living quality is the pursuit and dream of most people. Home buyers regard the greening of the community and the surrounding environment as important factors in choosing a home. However, the reality of urbanization is that high-rise buildings made of reinforced concrete have become "cage buildings." High-rise residences and garden houses are common building types, and villas have become a "natural chasm" for many young people. In fact, we have another option: garden house. There are big differences in housing availability, lighting and other aspects. So, which one is better, bungalow or high-rise?

1: What is a bungalow?

Bungalows are generally multi-story board buildings with 6 or less floors, mainly 4 or 5 floors. They have obvious foreign architectural styles and a relatively high greening rate. They are common in suburban areas. Generally, there is a garden on the first floor and a garden on the top floor. Terraces also bring outdoor green landscape indoors.

2: What is a senior executive?

High-rise residential buildings generally have 4 to 6 floors and are composed of two or more units stacked one above the other. Multi-storey residences do not need to be equipped with elevators. Stairs are often used as the main passage up and down stairs in multi-storey residences. Generally, no garage and garden are included.

Three: What are the differences between bungalows and high-rises?

1. Low floor area ratio, high quality

Floor area ratio is one of the most fundamental factors that distinguish bungalows from ordinary high-rise buildings. Because of the low floor area ratio, it is possible to achieve wide spacing between buildings, enjoy a green living environment, and obtain better lighting. The landscape resources of higher floors also have advantages. According to surveys, there are only a handful of properties in the Jiaozuo market with floor area ratios below 2. And as cities develop, there will be fewer and fewer low-density residences.

2. High room availability rate and small shared area

Space size is one of the criteria for measuring comfort. In terms of housing acquisition rate, the shared area of ​​bungalows is small and the housing acquisition rate is high. Taking 90㎡ as an example, the actual usable area of ​​a conventional bungalow is about 80㎡, or even higher. The usable area of ​​the high-rise buildings is only 67.5 square meters. In other words, a high-rise apartment requires a building area of ​​more than 110 square meters to enjoy the internal area of ​​a 90-square-meter house.

3. Wide surface and good lighting

High-rise buildings generally have two staircases and four households. Because they need to take into account the lighting of the four households, they have to limit the south-facing width of a single unit, which is usually about 8 meters.

Bungalows can ensure the realization of large-width unit designs. Generally, the width of bungalows is about 10-12 meters, and some units even exceed 13 meters.

Thanks to this, most bungalows can face north and south, have a square layout, and have better air permeability than high-rise residences.

4. There are elevators up and down, and the number of households is small.

High-rise buildings generally have up to 20 or 30 floors, and there are two elevators and four households, so the number of households is large. Every day when commuting to get off work, there are crowds of people and long waits.

As for bungalows, the floors are low and the number of households is small. Moreover, some bungalows also have double-door elevator halls, which are similar to independent entrances. When the owner comes home and steps out of the elevator, there is a semi-private space to transition into. The experience is of course very different every day.

5． Price comparison

The price of bungalows is generally high, the location is remote, and the property management fee is expensive. If you choose a garden bungalow, you can have a private garden, the house type is square, and the house type cannot be changed at will. The living environment of small high-rise buildings is better, the utilization rate of housing space is generally higher, and the property shape is also better. However, the area of ​​the public stall is large, and the property management fees required are also more expensive.

Whether you choose a high-rise or a bungalow, the main thing is to start from your own actual needs, and it is best to suit yourself. High-rise buildings have an advantage in terms of cost performance and are the first choice for customers with limited budgets. However, in terms of privacy and comfort, they are slightly inferior to bungalows. There are a large number of residents in high-rise buildings, and there are long waiting times for elevators during peak hours in the morning and evening. The problem is that the house type is also relatively economical and practical. Some houses on the same floor may have poor orientation and lighting. Customers still need to choose a property that suits them based on their own needs and within their own financial affordability. The above are the living house selection tips I have shared with you, hoping to find a home that is most suitable for you!