What is a house called in Poland?

What is a house called in Poland?

House (dom) - a single-family, detached, terraced or semi-detached building, in which each apartment has its own entrance from the ground level or in which no more than two residential premises or one residential premises and commercial premises with a total area not exceeding 30% of the total area of the building are separated.

Date of initiating construction of a residential building/dwelling - date of initiating construction/preparatory works pursuant to the Polish Building Code at the construction site of the residential building/dwelling.

Date of initiating construction of a residential building/dwelling - date of initiating construction/preparatory works pursuant to the Polish Building Code at the construction site of the residential building/dwelling.

Until 1999, in non-private constuction, the commencement date of construction of a residential building was the date of laying continuous footings; the data related only to new buildings.

Date of completion of a residential building/dwelling - the date of commencing use of a building/dwelling after the investor has notified the local building control authorities that such building has been completed (and if the authority has not filed any objections, in the form of a decision, within 14 days of receipt of such notification).