When you purchase a condo, you hold title to a specific unit in a high-rise building for example. The buyer also has a percentage of ownership in the land and common elements such as elevators, stairways, hallways and parking. The purchaser will pay taxes on his or her unit, as well monthly assessments to the condominium association to maintain, repair and improve the property.
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