Common property means any part of a parcel that is not comprised in a lot, and actually includes any infrastructure that is not part of a lot as well.
Buying an apartment means sharing spaces with others, which might make you think of swimming pools, gyms, and maybe even the lobby. These are called Common Property.
There can be small differences in what you own, depending on the scheme, but usually includes:
You will share ownership of common property with other property owners. Common property includes spaces like:
It also includes parts of a building like:
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