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    The document discusses different classifications of housing. It describes 1) the ownership of land and infrastructure, 2) the structural quality from pucca to kutcha houses, and 3) the economic groups ranging from higher income to lower income. It also discusses tenure as freehold, leasehold, or rental. The origin and supply of housing is described as originating from either organic, formal, or informal sources. Formal housing includes private plotted housing, developer housing, public or government group housing, joint venture, and cooperative or employee housing.

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    The document discusses different classifications of housing. It describes 1) the ownership of land and infrastructure, 2) the structural quality from pucca to kutcha houses, and 3) the economic groups ranging from higher income to lower income. It also discusses tenure as freehold, leasehold, or rental. The origin and supply of housing is described as originating from either organic, formal, or informal sources. Formal housing includes private plotted housing, developer housing, public or government group housing, joint venture, and cooperative or employee housing.

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    HOUSING CLASSIFICATION Group housing/plotted housing(ownership of land/common

    infrastructure
    Land ownership
    Pucca Houses/semi –pucca houses/kuctha houses
    Structural quality
    HIG/MIG/LIG/EWS
    Economic Group (Higher HIG…MIG-I,MIG-II, Based on various context
    /situation
    Tenure
    Freehold property(can be inherited , lifelong
    Built quality ownership), Leasehold(Time limit),rental
    Encroachment
    Origin/supply
    High rise, Mid-rise(4-10 storey building),Low-rise-
    mostly in outskirts of suburb, one or two storey plotted
    houses
    Form different kind of built environment
    Origin/supply

    1.Organic(owner’s house)-Core city house(walled cities)


    Traditional houses(geographical variation, represent local culture, tradition
    Private plotted house

    2.Formal
    Privte plotted house(proper land , plot,Insfrastructure,by govt.
    Private developer house
    Public or govt. developed group housing
    Joint venture company(public-private).Land public,land and infrastructure developed by
    private developer
    Cooperative housing
    Employees housing/Institutional housing

    3.Informal-slums/squatters/pavement dwellers, unauthorized construction


    Individual plotted housing Group Housing

    Urban village
    Traditional housing
    Private plotted housing

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