In real estate, “landed” refers to properties that include the ownership of the land on which the building stands. This contrasts with condominiums or apartments, where the ownership typically pertains only to the individual unit, not the land. Landed properties can include single-family homes, bungalows, villas, townhouses, and other types of residences where the owner has rights to both the structure and the land it occupies. This type of property often provides more privacy, space, and control over the land and building compared to non-landed properties.