What does it mean when a house is deemed air property?

Answer 1

If you're asking what I think you are, then it means that the property's building can only be so high.

Air rights, I think it was called.

It's usually for business reasons, or for rich people who like the view out their window and don't want a building blocking the way.

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2 other options also exist--

when one buys a house, he also owns the air up to x feet above the house

usually up to 1,000 ft.

another option relates to the definitions of townhouse and condo;

a condo is per sq ft and a townhouse is per cu feet of air inside. Dumb

definitional differences.