Question

which type of multifamily dwelling allows the owner to purchase their individual space, while still having use of the common areas? home in pocket neighborhood condominium custom house apartment

Explanation:

A condominium is a multifamily dwelling where owners purchase their individual unit, and all owners share access to and ownership of common areas (like hallways, gyms, or outdoor spaces). Pocket neighborhood homes are separate small homes, custom houses are single-family custom-built homes, and apartments are rented, not purchased by the occupant.

Answer:

B. condominium