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How is correctly translated the word "unfinished house" (It is not yet built totally i.e. there are some wall standing).
достроенный и застроенный
Also if we want to say that the house is already built what we say: Дом уже построен в 2014 году!
Also in English we have the expression: off-plan house. This is a house that exists only in the architectural plans that it was not built at all.
недостроенный дом is what you're looking for.
Don't use достроенный дом without proper context, which I can't think of off the top of my head. Just say:
дом (был) построен or дом построили.
Your Дом уже построен в 2014 году!. It's fine but be careful with уже, proper context is needed here as well.
As for an off-plan house... I don't think we have a simple adjective to describe just that. I'm afraid we have to go the extra mile to describe that. Like:
дом существующий только на бумаге/в планах or запланированный к строительству дом.
Note: there is something very close to an off-plan house/building if you go for a literal translation. But be wary of that this one would have a different meaning:
внеплановый дом
That one means that a house was built without proper documents or even without permit.
BTW Happy New Year :) I hope your business will grow this year. I also hope you'll find everything that you seek.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-plan_property
has russian version:
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Off-plan
This looks strange for me. I thought it is: https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%94...82%D0%B2%D0%BE
this page doesn't have reference to english version... Maybe it is real meaning? I never heard of "off-plan строительство", but "долевое строительство" is everywhere.
Долевое строительство is when people who want to buy an apartment invest in the construction of the building they want that apartment in. This way they don't buy a specific apartment but just have there "share" in the overall construction cost. This is where долевое comes from. Ты в доле :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex80
Unfortunately this is where those people often get ripped off. As they don't buy an apartment there can be hundreds of excuses to not build the building afterwards.
Read about "off-plan" english article in wiki. Compare it to "долевое строительство" in russian wiki. It is the same thing at all. Even "risks". It is not my imagination:Quote:
Originally Posted by iCake
There is the difference??Quote:
Risks of buying off-plan...
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The constructor may go out of business before construction of the property is completed and the buyer may not be able to recover the monies advanced.
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P.S.
As far as I undertsand now, difference is in "share" or not "share" if buyer is single person or company.
It makes sence.
However I never heard of "off-plan строительство". It seems to me this term is not widespreaded in Russia.
Wiki isn't always a reliable source of information. What Antonio described doesn't fit the definition of off-plan in both versions of that wiki article.
Yes. But he used term which means widespreaded information from wiki.Quote:
What Antonio described doesn't fit the definition of off-plan in both versions of that wiki article.
He is not native english, so all this theme may be misinterpetation.
Спасибо i-Cake.Quote:
Originally Posted by iCake
I wish also the best to you and your family ;-)
достроенный дом - house which is finished
застроенный дом - doesn't make sense. You can say - застроенная территория (i.e. area complete with buildings), застроенный двор, застроенная улица, etc.