Enumerations G-I
GeocodeSource
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bing | Bing | The source of the geocode data is Bing. |
| Geo Service | GeoService | |
| The source of the geocode data is Google. | ||
| Imported | Imported | |
| LINCTbl | Linctbl | |
| Manual | Manual | Indicates the geocode coordinates were manually placed on the record. |
| PxPoint | Pxpoint | |
| Realist | Realist | |
| Starmap | Starmap | |
| Unknown | Unknown |
GreenBuildingVerificationType
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Austin Energy Green Building Program | AustinEnergyGreenBuildingProgram | |
| Build Green New Mexico Bronze | BuildGreenNewMexicoBronze | |
| Build Green New Mexico Emerald | BuildGreenNewMexicoEmerald | |
| Build Green New Mexico Gold | BuildGreenNewMexicoGold | |
| Build Green New Mexico Silver | BuildGreenNewMexicoSilver | |
| Certified Passive House | CertifiedPassiveHouse | Super-insulated new homes that have been built to meet certification requirements demonstrating minimal or no heating and cooling system. |
| EarthCraft Home | EarthcraftHome | |
| ENERGY STAR Certified Homes | EnergyStarCertifiedHomes | EPA ENERGY STAR Certified Homes is a set of optional construction practices and technologies (above minimum code requirements) that builders can follow to upgrade a new home's energy efficiency beyond minimum code requirements. Guidelines are outlined in the "National Performance Path" or "National Prescriptive Path." This whole-house label differs from the ENERGY STAR products label. To achieve the ENERGY STAR Certified Homes label, a home's energy efficiency must be verified by a third-party organization. |
| EnerPHit | Enerphit | Super-insulated existing homes that have been remodeled to meet certification requirements demonstrating minimal or no heating and cooling system. |
| Environments For Living | EnvironmentsForLiving | |
| HERS Index Score | HersIndexScore | The HERS Index is a nationally recognized scoring system for measuring a home's energy performance in the U.S. To calculate a home's HERS Index Score, a certified Residential Energy Services Network (RESNET) home energy rater will do a rating and compare the data against a reference home (a design-modeled home of the same size and shape as the actual home), so the HERS Index Score is always relative to the size shape, and type of the house. The lower the number, the more energy efficient the home. |
| Home Energy Score | HomeEnergyScore | The Home Energy Score, managed by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), is a national system that allows homes to receive an energy efficiency rating, similar to the miles per gallon (MPG) rating available for cars. The Home Energy Score uses a 10-point scale to reflect how much energy a home is expected to use under standard operating conditions. Homes that are expected to use the least amount of energy (and are considered the most energy efficient) score a 10, and homes that are expected to use the most amount of energy (and are considered the least energy efficient) score a 1. The Home Energy Score uses a standard calculation method and takes into account the home's structure and envelope (walls, windows, foundation) and its heating, cooling and hot water systems. Only Qualified Assessors who pass a DOE exam are allowed to provide the Home Energy Score. |
| Home Energy Upgrade Certificate of Energy Efficiency Improvements | HomeEnergyUpgradeCertificateOfEnergyEfficiencyImprovements | Buildings Performance Institute BPI-2101-S-2013 Standard Requirements for a Certificate of Completion for Residential Energy Efficiency Upgrades specifies a standard way of describing the improvements made to an existing home through a home energy upgrade (HEU). Certificates are provided by a local energy efficiency program sponsor. |
| Home Energy Upgrade Certificate of Energy Efficiency Performance | HomeEnergyUpgradeCertificateOfEnergyEfficiencyPerformance | Buildings Performance Institute BPI-2101-S-2013 Standard Requirements for a Certificate of Completion for Residential Energy Efficiency Upgrades specifies a standard way of describing the improvements made to an existing home through a home energy upgrade (HEU) and provides one or more measures of a home's performance. Measures of performance may include a Home Energy Rating System (HERS) rating, a Home Energy Score, an indication of projected or actual energy consumption, or other systems. Certificates are provided by a local energy efficiency program sponsor. |
| Home Performance with ENERGY STAR | HomePerformanceWithEnergyStar | Home Performance with ENERGY STAR (HPwES) offers whole-house solutions to high energy bills and homes with comfort problems. The program is managed by a local sponsor that recruits home improvement contractors who are qualified to perform comprehensive home assessments and improvements. Local sponsors must follow specific guidelines to participate as outlined in the HPwES Sponsor Guide and Reference Manual. |
| Indoor airPLUS | IndoorAirplus | Indoor airPLUS from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is a voluntary partnership and labeling program covering construction practices and technologies that builders can follow to reduce indoor air pollutants and improve the indoor air quality in a new home beyond minimum code requirements. It is only available to homes that first meet ENERGY STAR Certified Homes certification. |
| LEED For Homes | LeedForHomes | The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) residential rating system, LEED for Homes, was launched in 2008. The LEED rating systems are developed through an open, consensus-based process led by LEED committees. LEED is a voluntary program that provides independent, third-party verification that a home was designed and built using methods for achieving high performance in multiple areas of sustainability, including energy, water, waste management, indoor air quality and sustainable site development. There are multiple rating systems for all types of buildings, including existing buildings and homes for residential projects. Homes may achieve different levels of certification (platinum, gold, silver, certified) depending on the number of LEED prerequisites and credits that are met. |
| Living Building Challenge | LivingBuildingChallenge | The International Living Future Institute third-party certification that proves that a home produces as much or more energy than is used. |
| NAHB Green Building Certified | NahbGreenBuildingCertified | |
| NGBS New Construction | NgbsNewConstruction | Home Innovation Research Labs certifies homes to the ICC-700 National Green Building Standard (NGBS), which has undergone the full consensus process and received approval from the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Home Innovation Research Labs provides project certification to the NGBS. NGBS applies to both single-family homes and multifamily buildings. Certification options also exist for new construction, remodel projects (both whole-home and functional areas such as a kitchen or bathroom) and land development/subdivision. Homes may qualify for a bronze, silver, gold or emerald certification level depending on the number of green building practices met. |
| NGBS Small Projects Remodel | NgbsSmallProjectsRemodel | Home Innovation Research Labs provides project certification to the National Green Building Standard (NGBS). NGBS applies to both single-family homes and multifamily buildings. Certification options also exist for new construction, remodel projects (both whole-home and functional areas such as a kitchen or bathroom), and land development/subdivision. For the Small Projects Remodel, the functional area (kitchen, bathroom, basement, addition) is either certified or not. Unlike other NGBS certifications, multiple certification levels (bronze, silver, gold or emerald) do not exist for this certification option. |
| NGBS Whole-Home Remodel | NgbsWholeHomeRemodel | Home Innovation Research Labs provides project certification to the National Green Building Standard (NGBS). NGBS applies to both single-family homes and multifamily buildings. Certification options also exist for new construction, remodel projects (both whole-home and functional areas such as a kitchen or bathroom), and land development/subdivision. Homes may qualify for a bronze, silver, gold or emerald certification level depending on the number of green building practices met. |
| None | None | |
| Other | Other | |
| Pearl Certification | PearlCertification | Pearl is a national firm that provides third-party certification of high-performing homes (residential, 1-4 units) at various levels. For more information, visit https://pearlcertification.com/. |
| PHIUS+ | PhiusPlus | Super-insulated homes that have met certification requirements demonstrating minimal or no heating and cooling system. |
| Unknown | Unknown | |
| WaterSense | Watersense | EPA WaterSense is a set of optional construction practices and technologies (above minimum code requirements) that builders can follow to ensure a home uses less water while still providing the same level of comfort and convenience. WaterSense also applies to specific plumbing fixtures (see InteriorFeatures) and should not be confused with the whole-house label. |
| Zero Energy Ready Home | ZeroEnergyReadyHome | DOE Zero Energy Ready Home is a set of optional construction practices and technologies (above minimum code and ENERGY STAR Certified Home requirements) that builders can follow to ensure high-performance homes that are so energy efficient that all or most annual energy consumption can be offset with renewable energy. Guidelines are outlined in the "DOE Zero Energy Ready Home National Program Requirements." |
GreenEnergyEfficient
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Appliances | Appliances | For purposes of marketing, the property has appliances that have some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Construction | Construction | For purposes of marketing, the property has construction that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Doors | Doors | For purposes of marketing, the property has doors that have some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Energy Recovery Ventilator | EnergyRecoveryVentilator | |
| Exposure/Shade | ExposureShade | For purposes of marketing, the property has exposure/shade that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Healthy Living Features | HealthyLivingFeatures | |
| HVAC | Hvac | For purposes of marketing, the property has a heating, ventilation and air conditioning system that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Incentives | Incentives | For purposes of marketing, the property has incentives that have some green/efficiency focus. |
| Insulation | Insulation | For purposes of marketing, the property has insulation that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Lighting | Lighting | For purposes of marketing, the property has lighting that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Materials | Materials | |
| Other | Other | |
| Radiant Attic Barrier | RadiantAtticBarrier | |
| Rain/Freeze Sensors | RainFreezeSensors | |
| Roof | Roof | For purposes of marketing, the property has a roof that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | |
| Solar Features | SolarFeatures | |
| Solar Panel(s) | SolarPanels | |
| Solar Panel(s) Leased | SolarPanelsLeased | |
| Solar Screens | SolarScreens | |
| Sustainability | Sustainability | |
| Thermostat | Thermostat | For purposes of marketing, the property has a thermostat or thermostats that have some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Water Conservation | WaterConservation | |
| Water Heater | WaterHeater | For purposes of marketing, the property has a water heater that has some green/efficient rating or quality. |
| Windows | Windows | For purposes of marketing, the property has windows that have some green/efficient rating or quality. |
GreenEnergyGeneration
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Battery Storage | BatteryStorage | |
| Geothermal | Geothermal | |
| Grid Tied | GridTied | |
| None | None | |
| OffGrid | Offgrid | |
| Other | Other | |
| Solar | Solar | A renewable form of onsite power generation. Most common are solar photovoltaic (PV) devices that generate electricity directly from sunlight via an electronic process that occurs naturally in certain types of material called semiconductors which power electrical devices or send electricity to the grid. http://www.seia.org/policy/solar-technology/photovoltaic-solar-electric |
| Wind | Wind | A renewable form of onsite power generation. Wind turbines use wind to make electricity and power electrical devices or send electricity to the grid. http://energy.gov/eere/wind/how-do-wind-turbines-work |
GreenIndoorAirQuality
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Contaminant Control | ContaminantControl | The property has been carefully designed to prevent, monitor and suppress pollution issues. Carefully selected low-emission materials have been used in the home and may include passive or active radon control, carbon monoxide monitoring and high-efficiency sealed combustion for equipment such as furnaces and water heaters. May include elimination of materials that contain lead or asbestos. May include reduction of materials that contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs, including formaldehyde) and pesticides. |
| Filtration | Filtration | |
| Integrated Pest Management | IntegratedPestManagement | The property is designed for systematic management of pests that uses prevention, exclusion, monitoring and suppression. |
| Low VOC Paint/Materials | LowVocPaintMaterials | |
| Moisture Control | MoistureControl | Every foundation, roof, roofing component, exterior wall, door, skylight and window is designed and maintained to be watertight and free of persistent dampness or moisture. |
| Radon Mitigation System | RadonMitigationSystem | |
| Ventilation | Ventilation | Furnaces, water heaters, woodstoves and other devices that employ combustion-burning fuel are vented to the outside in a manner that meets manufacturer specifications to prevent back drafting. Natural and/or mechanical ventilation delivers fresh air to every habitable room and bathroom to remove moisture-laden air and other contaminants generated during cooking and bathing/showering. The air exhausted from a bathroom, toilet room or kitchen does not vent into habitable space or an attic. |
| Whole House Exhaust Only Ventilation | WholeHouseExhaustOnlyVentilation |
GreenLocation
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Car Charging Station | CarChargingStation | |
| None | None | |
| Other | Other | |
| Public Transportation | PublicTransportation | |
| Walkability | Walkability |
GreenSustainability
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Biodegradable Materials | BiodegradableMaterials | |
| Conserving Methods | ConservingMethods | Construction is planned to require fewer materials while maintaining structural integrity and may include advanced wall framing as documented in several major green building programs. It may also include indigenous construction methods such as straw bale, sod, clay, etc., based on local climate, materials and practices. |
| Onsite Recycling Center | OnsiteRecyclingCenter | Property includes sufficient built-in storage space and/or containers for temporary storage of recyclable materials and/or compost collection. |
| Productive Veggie Garden | ProductiveVeggieGarden | |
| Recyclable Materials | RecyclableMaterials | The structure includes multiple products that have a significant amount of postconsumer recycled content. Major green building programs tend to use 25 percent postconsumer recycled content as a threshold. Postindustrial recycled content tends to count toward overall content but to a lesser scale. Some more common examples of recycled content materials include masonry, paving stones or foundations with fly ash; aluminum gutters and downspouts; decking; drywall fibers, insulation and house wrap; vinyl plastics; countertops; and cabinets, interior doors or trim. More details are available on the Home Innovation Research Labs �Browse Green Certified Products� tool or on the LEED Environmentally Preferred Products credit table. |
| Recycled Materials | RecycledMaterials | The structure includes multiple products that have a significant amount of postconsumer recycled content. Major green building programs tend to use 25 percent postconsumer recycled content as a threshold. Postindustrial recycled content tends to count toward overall content but to a lesser scale. Some more common examples of recycled content materials include masonry, paving stones or foundations with fly ash; aluminum gutters and downspouts; decking; drywall fibers, insulation and house wrap; vinyl plastics; countertops; and cabinets, interior doors or trim. More details are available on the Home Innovation Research Labs �Browse Green Certified Products� tool or on the LEED Environmentally Preferred Products credit table. |
| Regionally-Sourced Materials | RegionallySourcedMaterials | Refers to building materials that were manufactured, extracted, harvested or recovered within 500 miles of the building. Several major green building programs define regionally sourced as within a 500-mile radius. |
| Renewable Materials | RenewableMaterials | The structure includes materials that are naturally occurring, abundant and/or fast growing. Some products are certified to come from fast-growing or otherwise renewable sources such as flooring and wood products. Some materials may be bio-based, which means they have been processed from once-living materials such as paper, straw, soy, natural fibers and crops. |
| Salvaged Materials | SalvagedMaterials | The structure incorporates materials that were diverted from a landfill and/or sourced to give an otherwise unused item fresh use as an attached fixture. May include bricks, timbers, roofing, flooring, walls, cabinets, doors, etc. |
GreenVerificationSource
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Administrator | Administrator | An administrator such as a utility, governmental entity, etc. provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Assessor | Assessor | The assessor provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Builder | Builder | The builder provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Contractor or Installer | ContractorOrInstaller | The contractor or installer provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Other | Other | Data such as photovoltaic characteristics, or a verified score, certification, label, etc. was received from another party not listed. |
| Owner | Owner | The owner provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Program Sponsor | ProgramSponsor | The program sponsor provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Program Verifier | ProgramVerifier | The program verifier hired as a third-party provided data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
| Public Records | PublicRecords | Data such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. was received from public records, such as a building permit. |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | See remarks for information about the source of data, such as photovoltaic characteristics or a verified score, certification, label, etc. |
GreenVerificationStatus
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Complete | Complete | Indicates that the verification process is complete. All requirements are complete and official verification documentation is on file or published; more than 12 months of occupancy. |
| Expired | Expired | Indicates that the verification process is complete. All requirements are complete and official verification documentation is on file or published, but the verification has expired per specific mandatory energy-labeling program disclosure requirements. |
| In Process | InProcess | Indicates that the verification process is underway but not complete. Application, plans testing or specifications are in process; may be less than 12 months of occupancy. |
| Proposed | Proposed | Indicates that the verification process has not yet started. Plans or specifications have been proposed as part of a new construction building plan. No construction has started. |
GreenWaterConservation
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Composting Toilet | CompostingToilet | |
| Dual Flush Toilet | DualFlushToilet | |
| Efficient Hot Water Distribution | EfficientHotWaterDistribution | Efficient hot water distribution systems are designed to generate hot water using fewer fuel resources and to get hot water to low-flow faucets and fixtures more quickly. These systems often feature carefully designed plumbing lines that are less redundant and/or shorter. Rather than measuring time to hot water at a fixture in gallons, efficient distribution systems can be measured in cups. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) WaterSense Guide for Hot Water Distribution and several green building programs have further details. This may also be known as structured plumbing. |
| Gray Water System | GrayWaterSystem | The property includes a gray water system. |
| Green Infrastructure | GreenInfrastructure | A set of strategies and specifically designed systems to manage stormwater runoff through a variety of small, cost-effective landscape features located on a property. Green infrastructure employs infiltration (allowing water to slowly sink into the soil), evaporation/transpiration using native vegetation and rainwater capture and reuse (storing runoff to water plants, flush toilets, etc.). This may include green roof, rain gardens, rain barrels, permeable paving, etc. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Green Infrastructure website has more information at https://www.epa.gov/green-infrastructure. |
| Low-Flow Fixtures | LowFlowFixtures | Toilets, bathroom faucets, showerheads, irrigation controllers and other products can be manufactured to use less water than minimum standards. Some products are qualified by third-party programs like the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) WaterSense and are typically at least 20 percent more water-efficient than standard products. The EPA WaterSense website has additional information at https://www.epa.gov/watersense. |
| Low Volume/Drip Irrigation | LowVolumeDripIrrigation | |
| Other | Other | |
| Rain Garden(s) | RainGardens | |
| Rain Water Collection | RainWaterCollection | |
| Water Recycling | WaterRecycling | The property includes a system to reuse stormwater via rain barrels or cisterns for landscaping or to treat and reuse water from bathroom sinks, showers and clothes washing drains for landscape irrigation and/or toilet flushing. |
| Water-Smart Landscaping | WaterSmartLandscaping | Water-smart landscapes are designed to require less water and fertilizer treatments. These landscapes feature regionally appropriate plants that require low water and are native to the local climate. Plants are organized by hydrozones (watering needs). Any irrigation system is qualified for high water efficiency. Turfgrass is minimized and grown to the tallest height recommended. Strategic maintenance includes mulching and soil aeration. Other details are documented in Environmental Protection Agency's Water-Smart Landscape Design Tips. https://www.epa.gov/watersense/landscaping-tips |
GulfAccessType
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Bridge(s) | Bridges | |
| No Bridge(s) | NoBridges | |
| No Bridge(s)/Water Direct | NoBridgesWaterDirect | |
| Other | Other | |
| Via Boat Lift | ViaBoatLift | |
| Via Boat Lock | ViaBoatLock | |
| Water Direct | WaterDirect | |
| Water Indirect | WaterIndirect |
Heating
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Active Solar | ActiveSolar | Active solar heating systems use solar energy to heat a fluid - either liquid or air - and then transfer the solar heat directly to the interior space or to a storage system for later use. |
| Baseboard | Baseboard | Baseboard heating utilizes convection; as cold air drops from the window, it enters the baseboard heating unit where the air is warmed by heating elements, typically fins. |
| Building City Steam | BuildingCitySteam | |
| Building Ductless | BuildingDuctless | |
| Building Electric | BuildingElectric | |
| Building ENERGY STAR/ACCA RSI Qualified Installation | BuildingEnergyStarAccaRsiQualifiedInstallation | |
| Building ENERGY STAR Qualified Equipment | BuildingEnergyStarQualifiedEquipment | |
| Building Exhaust Fan | BuildingExhaustFan | |
| Building Fireplace(s) | BuildingFireplaces | |
| Building Forced Air | BuildingForcedAir | |
| Building Geothermal | BuildingGeothermal | |
| Building Gravity | BuildingGravity | |
| Building Heat Pump | BuildingHeatPump | |
| Building Hot Water | BuildingHotWater | |
| Building Humidity Control | BuildingHumidityControl | |
| Building Kerosene | BuildingKerosene | |
| Building Natural Gas | BuildingNaturalGas | |
| Building None | BuildingNone | |
| Building Oil | BuildingOil | |
| Building Other | BuildingOther | |
| Building Passive Solar | BuildingPassiveSolar | |
| Building Propane | BuildingPropane | |
| Building Radiant | BuildingRadiant | |
| Building Radiant Ceiling | BuildingRadiantCeiling | |
| Building Radiant Floor | BuildingRadiantFloor | |
| Building Separate Meters | BuildingSeparateMeters | |
| Building Solar | BuildingSolar | |
| Building Steam | BuildingSteam | |
| Building Wood | BuildingWood | |
| Building Zoned | BuildingZoned | |
| Ceiling | Ceiling | A heating unit that is installed into or upon the surface of the ceiling. |
| Central | Central | A system where heat is generated in one or more locations in the structure and distributed throughout the structure. The term "central" is commonly understood as distribution done by ducting air. Piping a fluid to radiators is also a central type of heating, but this can be clarified with the options "radiator" and "forced air." |
| City Steam | CitySteam | |
| Coal | Coal | The heating system uses coal as its fuel to generate heat. |
| Coal Stove | CoalStove | A coal-burning stove that is used for heat. |
| Combination | Combination | |
| Common | Common | The property uses a common heating system shared by multiple units. |
| Dual Fuel | DualFuel | The property includes a dual fuel or hybrid system, which contains both an electric heat pump and a furnace with another fuel source such as natural gas. |
| Dual System | DualSystem | |
| Ductless | Ductless | The heating system does not have ducting like that found in forced-air systems. |
| Electric | Electric | The heating system utilizes electricity and heating elements such as coils or fins to generate heat. |
| Electronic Air Filter | ElectronicAirFilter | An HVAC device that electronically removes contaminants from the air. |
| ENERGY STAR/ACCA RSI Qualified Installation | EnergyStarAccaRsiQualifiedInstallation | The heating system installation was done by a qualified ENERGY STAR or ACCA RSI contractor. |
| ENERGY STAR Qualified Equipment | EnergyStarQualifiedEquipment | The heating system is ENERGY STAR qualified. Specific performance information must be determined by review of the actual unit. |
| Exhaust Fan | ExhaustFan | The property has an exhaust fan. |
| Fan Coil | FanCoil | |
| Fireplace Insert | FireplaceInsert | The property has a fireplace insert for generating heat. |
| Fireplace(s) | Fireplaces | The property has one or more fireplaces used to generate heat. |
| Floor Furnace | FloorFurnace | The property has a radiant heating system that is mounted into the floor and distributes heat via convection. |
| Floor Rough-In | FloorRoughIn | |
| Forced Air | ForcedAir | The property has a forced air system, typically via ducting throughout the structure. |
| Gas | Gas | |
| Geothermal | Geothermal | A geothermal heating system, also known as a ground source heat pump, transfers heat from below ground into the structure. |
| Gravity | Gravity | A gravity heating system, also known as an octopus furnace, is typically a ducted system that doesn't use a fan but rather is designed to allow the heat to rise naturally through the ducts to different areas of the structure. |
| Heating Source Rented | HeatingSourceRented | |
| Heat Pump | HeatPump | A system that exchanges heat between a warm and cool space. The heat exchange is done between the dwelling and another air space, like outdoors, or a water source or below ground (geothermal). |
| Heat Recovery System | HeatRecoverySystem | |
| Heat Recovery Ventilator | HeatRecoveryVentilator | |
| Heat Strip | HeatStrip | |
| High Efficiency | HighEfficiency | |
| Hot Water | HotWater | The heating system uses a boiler and pipes to deliver hot water to radiators throughout the dwelling. |
| Humidity Control | HumidityControl | The heating system has humidity control. |
| Hydro Air | HydroAir | |
| Individual | Individual | |
| Kerosene | Kerosene | The heating system uses kerosene as its fuel to generate heat. |
| Make-up Air | MakeUpAir | |
| Mid Efficiency | MidEfficiency | |
| Mini Split | MiniSplit | A type of HVAC system that can heat and cool spaces without the use of ductwork. The system typically consists of an outdoor compressor/condenser and one or more indoor units. |
| Multiple Heating Units | MultipleHeatingUnits | The property includes multiple heating units such as furnaces or heat pumps. |
| Natural Gas | NaturalGas | The heating system uses natural gas as its fuel to generate heat. |
| None | None | The property does not have a heating system. |
| Office Area Only | OfficeAreaOnly | The property has heating in the office area only |
| Oil | Oil | The heating system uses oil as its fuel to generate heat. |
| Other | Other | The property has a heating system or features that are not included on this list. |
| Outdoor Furnace | OutdoorFurnace | |
| Overhead Heater(s) | OverheadHeaters | |
| Passive Solar | PassiveSolar | Passive solar is a building design where the walls, windows, floors, etc., are made to collect heat and warm the dwelling. |
| Pellet Stove | PelletStove | The property has a stove that burns compressed wood or biomass pellets to generate heat. |
| Propane | Propane | The heating system uses propane as its fuel to generate heat. |
| Propane Stove | PropaneStove | The property has a stove that burns propane to generate heat. |
| Radiant | Radiant | The heating system uses radiators to release heat within the dwelling. The heat is typically delivered to the radiator(s) by water/steam or electricity. |
| Radiant Ceiling | RadiantCeiling | The radiant heating element(s) are located in the ceiling. |
| Radiant Floor | RadiantFloor | The radiant heating element(s) are located in the floor. |
| Radiator(s) | Radiators | |
| Rooftop | Rooftop | |
| See Agent | SeeAgent | |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | See the remarks fields for additional information about the heating system included with the property. |
| Separate Meters | SeparateMeters | The heating system has multiple units and/or is zoned with separate meters for each zone/unit. |
| Separate Units | SeparateUnits | |
| Solar | Solar | The property has a heating system or method that uses an unspecified type of solar heating. |
| Space Heater | SpaceHeater | The property comes with a stand-alone space heater. |
| Steam | Steam | The heating system uses a boiler and pipes to deliver hot water to radiators throughout the dwelling. |
| Stove | Stove | |
| Varies by Unit | VariesByUnit | The type of heating or heating features vary from unit to unit. |
| Wall Furnace | WallFurnace | Typically a ductless system that is built into a wall to deliver to the room in which it's installed. |
| Window Unit | WindowUnit | |
| Wood | Wood | The heating system uses wood as its fuel to generate heat. |
| Wood Stove | WoodStove | The property has a stove that burns wood to generate heat. |
| Zoned | Zoned | The heating system is zoned, allowing for independent control of two or more parts of the structure. |
HorseAmenities
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Arena | Arena | The property allows for horses and has an arena. |
| Barn | Barn | The property allows horses and has a barn. |
| Boarding Facilities | BoardingFacilities | The property has boarding facilities for horses. |
| Corral(s) | Corrals | The property allows horses and has one or more corrals. |
| Federal Land Access | FederalLandAccess | |
| Fenced | Fenced | |
| Hay Storage | HayStorage | The property allows horses and has hay storage. |
| Horses Allowed | HorsesAllowed | |
| Horse Track | HorseTrack | |
| Hot Walker | HotWalker | |
| Indoor Arena | IndoorArena | A building designed for horse riding, protected from outside elements. |
| Livestock Barn | LivestockBarn | |
| Livestock Trough | LivestockTrough | |
| Loafing Shed | LoafingShed | |
| Lounge | Lounge | |
| Mirror | Mirror | |
| None | None | The property either does not allow horses or has no amenities for horses. |
| Office | Office | |
| Other | Other | The property has horse amenities other than those on this list. |
| Outdoor Arena | OutdoorArena | An open-air, enclosed space designed for horse riding. |
| Outdoor Lights | OutdoorLights | |
| Paddocks | Paddocks | The property allows horses and has an enclosed living are for them. A paddock is also known as a sacrifice area, which got its name because the owner was sacrificing land for the benefit of the horse. |
| Palpation Chute | PalpationChute | A portion of the livestock chute where the animal is held for examination or other purposes. |
| Pasture | Pasture | The property includes or has access to a pasture for horses. |
| Regulation Dressage | RegulationDressage | |
| Riding Ring | RidingRing | |
| Riding Trail | RidingTrail | The property includes or has access to a riding trail or riding trails. |
| Round Pen | RoundPen | The property includes or has access to a round enclosure used for horse training. |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | See the remarks fields for additional information about horse amenities. |
| Shaving Bin | ShavingBin | The property includes or has access to a storage container for wood shavings that are used as ground cover for horses. |
| Spray System | SpraySystem | |
| Stable(s) | Stables | The property includes or has access to a horse stable or stables. |
| Stock Pen(s) | StockPens | |
| Tack Room | TackRoom | The property includes or has access to a room to store equipment such as saddles, stirrups, bridles, halters, reins, bits, harnesses, martingales, breastplates, etc. |
| Trailer Storage | TrailerStorage | The property includes or has access to a place to store a horse trailer. |
| Wash Rack | WashRack | The property includes or has access to a rack used to confine/restrain a horse for purposes of washing the horse. |
| Water Source | WaterSource | |
| Zoned 1 Horse | Zoned1Horse | |
| Zoned 2 Horse | Zoned2Horse | |
| Zoned 3 Horse | Zoned3Horse | |
| Zoned Multiple Horses | ZonedMultipleHorses |
HoursDaysOfOperation
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Evenings Only | EveningsOnly | The business being sold is open in the evenings only. |
| Open 24 Hours | Open24Hours | The business being sold is open 24 hours per day. |
| Open 7 Days | Open7Days | The business being sold is open 7 days per week. |
| Open 8 Hours/Day | Open8HoursDay | The business being sold is open 8 hours per day. |
| Open -8 Hours/Day | OpenLessThan8HoursDay | The business being sold is open less than 8 hours per day. |
| Open Monday-Friday | OpenMondayFriday | The business being sold is open Monday through Friday. |
| Open 8+ Hours/Day | OpenMoreThan8HoursDay | The business being sold is open more than 8 hours per day. |
| Open Saturday | OpenSaturday | The business being sold is open on Saturdays. |
| Open Sunday | OpenSunday | The business being sold is open on Sundays. |
ImageOf
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Aerial View | AerialView | The image/photo is an aerial view of a structure or property. |
| Atrium | Atrium | The image/photo is of an atrium. |
| Attic | Attic | The image/photo is of an attic. |
| Back of Structure | BackOfStructure | The image/photo is of the back of a structure. |
| Balcony | Balcony | The image/photo is of a balcony. |
| Bar | Bar | The image/photo is of a bar. |
| Barn | Barn | The image/photo is of a barn. |
| Basement | Basement | The image/photo is of a basement. |
| Basketball Court | BasketballCourt | The image/photo is of a basketball court. |
| Bathroom | Bathroom | The image/photo is of a bathroom. |
| Bedroom | Bedroom | The image/photo is of a bedroom. |
| Bonus Room | BonusRoom | The image/photo is of a bonus room. |
| Breakfast Area | BreakfastArea | The image/photo is of a breakfast area. |
| Closet | Closet | The image/photo is of a closet. |
| Common Amenity | CommonAmenity | |
| Community | Community | The image/photo is of the surrounding community. |
| Courtyard | Courtyard | The image/photo is of a courtyard. |
| Deck | Deck | The image/photo is of a deck. |
| Den | Den | The image/photo is of a den. |
| Dining Area | DiningArea | The image/photo is of a dining area. |
| Dining Room | DiningRoom | The image/photo is of a dining room. |
| Dock | Dock | The image/photo is of a dock. |
| Entrance Foyer | EntranceFoyer | The image/photo is of an entrance foyer. |
| Entry | Entry | The image/photo is of an entry. |
| Exercise Room | ExerciseRoom | The image/photo is of an exercise room. |
| Family Room | FamilyRoom | The image/photo is of a family room. |
| Fence | Fence | The image/photo is of a fence. |
| Fireplace | Fireplace | The image/photo is of a fireplace. |
| Floor Plan | FloorPlan | The image/photo is of a floor plan. |
| Front of Structure | FrontOfStructure | The image/photo is of the front of a structure. |
| Front Porch | FrontPorch | |
| Game Room | GameRoom | The image/photo is of a game room. |
| Garage | Garage | The image/photo is of a garage. |
| Garden | Garden | The image/photo is of a garden. |
| Golf Course | GolfCourse | The image/photo is of a golf course. |
| Great Room | GreatRoom | The image/photo is of a great room. |
| Guest Quarters | GuestQuarters | The image/photo is of guest quarters. |
| Gym | Gym | The image/photo is of a gym. |
| Hallway | Hallway | The image/photo is of a hallway. |
| Hobby Room | HobbyRoom | The image/photo is of a hobby room. |
| Inlaw | Inlaw | The image/photo is of an in-law or mother-in-law room or quarters. |
| Kitchen | Kitchen | The image/photo is of a kitchen. |
| Lake | Lake | The image/photo is of a lake. |
| Laundry | Laundry | The image/photo is of a laundry room. |
| Library | Library | The image/photo is of a library. |
| Living Room | LivingRoom | The image/photo is of a living room. |
| Loading Dock | LoadingDock | The image/photo is of a loading dock. |
| Lobby | Lobby | The image/photo is of a lobby. |
| Loft | Loft | The image/photo is of a loft. |
| Lot | Lot | The image/photo is of a lot. |
| Map | Map | The image/photo is of a map. |
| Master Bathroom | MasterBathroom | The image/photo is of a primary bathroom. |
| Master Bedroom | MasterBedroom | The image/photo is of a primary bedroom. |
| Media Room | MediaRoom | The image/photo is of a media room. |
| Mud Room | MudRoom | The image/photo is of a mud room. |
| Nursery | Nursery | The image/photo is of a nursery. |
| Office | Office | The image/photo is of an office. |
| Other | Other | The image/photo is of a room or aspect of the property other than those listed in the ImageOf enumerations. |
| Out Buildings | OutBuildings | The image/photo is of an out building. |
| Pantry | Pantry | The image/photo is of a pantry. |
| Parking | Parking | The image/photo is of a parking area. |
| Patio | Patio | The image/photo is of a patio. |
| Pier | Pier | The image/photo is of a pier. |
| Plat Map | PlatMap | The image/photo is of a plat map. |
| Playground | Playground | The image/photo is of a playground. |
| Pond | Pond | The image/photo is of a pond. |
| Pool | Pool | The image/photo is of a pool. |
| Porch | Porch | |
| Primary Bathroom | PrimaryBathroom | |
| Primary Bedroom | PrimaryBedroom | |
| Reception | Reception | The image/photo is of a reception area. |
| Recreation Room | RecreationRoom | The image/photo is of a recreation room. |
| Sauna | Sauna | The image/photo is of a sauna. |
| Screened Porch | ScreenedPorch | A covered outdoor living space attached to a house and enclosed with window screens. |
| Showroom | Showroom | The image/photo is of a showroom. |
| Side of Structure | SideOfStructure | The image/photo is of the side of a structure. |
| Sitting Room | SittingRoom | The image/photo is of a sitting room. |
| Spa | Spa | The image/photo is of a spa. |
| Stable | Stable | The image/photo is of a stable. |
| Stairs | Stairs | The image/photo is of stairs. |
| Storage | Storage | The image/photo is of a storage area. |
| Studio | Studio | The image/photo is of a studio. |
| Study | Study | The image/photo is of a study. |
| Sun Room | SunRoom | The image/photo is of a sunroom. |
| Tennis Court | TennisCourt | The image/photo is of a tennis court or tennis courts. |
| Utility Room | UtilityRoom | The image/photo is of a utility room. |
| View | View | The image/photo is of a view. |
| Walk-In Closet(s) | WalkInClosets | The image/photo is of a walk-in closet or walk-in closets. |
| Waterfront | Waterfront | The image/photo is of a waterfront. |
| Wine Cellar | WineCellar | The image/photo is of a wine cellar. |
| Workshop | Workshop | The image/photo is of a workshop. |
| Yard | Yard | The image/photo is of a yard. |
IncomeIncludes
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Laundry | Laundry | The income amount includes income from laundry facilities. |
| Other | Other | |
| Parking | Parking | The income amount includes income from parking. |
| Recreation | Recreation | The income amount includes income from charging for recreation facilities. |
| Rent Only | RentOnly | The income amount includes income from only the rent charged to the tenants. |
| RV Storage | RvStorage | The income amount includes income from charging for RV storage. |
| Storage | Storage | The income amount includes income from charging for general storage. |
InteriorOrRoomFeatures
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Accessible Closets | AccessibleClosets | At least one bedroom has closets with sliding or bi-fold doors with wide front clearance, rods and shelving at a height accessible from a wheelchair. Use of term �accessible� or �accessibility� does not imply conformity to building codes or with FHA or HUD accessibility guidelines. |
| Additional Living Quarters | AdditionalLivingQuarters | |
| Air Filtration | AirFiltration | |
| All Bedrooms Down | AllBedroomsDown | |
| All Bedrooms Up | AllBedroomsUp | |
| Arched Doorway(s) | ArchedDoorways | |
| Atrium | Atrium | |
| Attic | Attic | |
| Balcony | Balcony | |
| Bar | Bar | A built-in or movable fixture for the storage, preparation, serving and/or consumption of drinks. |
| Bath in Master Bedroom | BathInMasterBedroom | |
| Bath in Primary Bedroom | BathInPrimaryBedroom | |
| Bathroom Exhaust Fan | BathroomExhaustFan | |
| Bathroom on Main Level | BathroomonMainLevel | |
| Bathroom Rough-In | BathroomRoughIn | |
| Bathtub | Bathtub | |
| Bay Window | BayWindow | |
| Beamed Ceilings | BeamedCeilings | A property that has exposed beams across the ceiling of a room or rooms. |
| Bedroom on Main Level | BedroomOnMainLevel | |
| Bedroom on Upper Level | BedroomonUpperLevel | |
| Bidet | Bidet | A type of sink designed to wash the undercarriage of the human body. |
| Block Walls | BlockWalls | |
| Bookcases | Bookcases | Shelves for books or other objects that may or may not be built into the property. |
| Breakfast Area | BreakfastArea | |
| Breakfast Bar | BreakfastBar | A surface designed for eating, which is typically smaller than a dining table and attached to another kitchen surface. |
| Brick Counters | BrickCounters | |
| Brick Walls | BrickWalls | |
| Built-In Bunk Beds | BuiltInBunkBeds | |
| Built-In Closet(s) | BuiltInClosets | |
| Built-in Features | BuiltInFeatures | Some features are physically attached to the structure. |
| Built-In Oven | BuiltInOven | |
| Built In Shower Chair | BuiltInShowerChair | |
| Built-in Trash/Recycling | BuiltInTrashRecycling | |
| Butcher Block Counters | ButcherBlockCounters | |
| Butler's Pantry | ButlersPantry | |
| Cable TV | CableTv | |
| Carbon Monoxide Detector | CarbonMonoxideDetector | |
| Cathedral Ceiling(s) | CathedralCeilings | A type of vaulted ceiling that is typically higher than normal ceilings and has a slant or curve to reach its uppermost point, which tends to be equal distance from the two shorter walls in the room. |
| Cedar Closet(s) | CedarClosets | A closet that is partially or fully lined with cedarwood. |
| Ceiling Fan(s) | CeilingFans | A fan is mounted from the ceiling in a room or multiple rooms. |
| Ceiling Track | CeilingTrack | Reinforced ceilings or walls that will support a track that a hoist unit moves along to move or transfer a person. |
| Central Vacuum | CentralVacuum | A built-in vacuum that typically consists of a power/collection unit that is typically installed in a garage or closet, tubing from the power unit to rooms throughout the house and including wall-mounted receptacles for the connection of a movable vacuum hose. |
| Central Vacuum Rough-In | CentralVacuumRoughIn | |
| Ceramic Bath | CeramicBath | |
| Ceramic Counters | CeramicCounters | |
| Chair Rail | ChairRail | |
| Chandelier | Chandelier | A decorative lighting fixture that typically branches out with several lights (or candles) with other decorative components such as glass, crystal or other reflective or light-enhancing materials. |
| Closet | Closet | |
| Closet Cabinetry | ClosetCabinetry | |
| Closet Organizer(s) | ClosetOrganizers | |
| Coat Closet | CoatCloset | |
| Coffered Ceiling(s) | CofferedCeilings | A ceiling with multiple decorative indentations, trays or sunken panels. |
| Common Entry | CommonEntry | |
| Concrete Counters | ConcreteCounters | |
| Convertible Bedroom | ConvertibleBedroom | |
| Copper Counters | CopperCounters | |
| Country Kitchen | CountryKitchen | |
| Cove Ceiling | CoveCeiling | |
| Crown Molding | CrownMolding | A decorative trim covering the seam between the ceiling and walls. |
| Custom Cabinets | CustomCabinets | |
| Custom Mirrors | CustomMirrors | |
| Decorative/Designer Lighting Fixtures | DecorativeDesignerLightingFixtures | |
| Den | Den | |
| Dining Area | DiningArea | |
| Dishwasher | Dishwasher | |
| Disposal | Disposal | |
| Double Hung Closet | DoubleHungCloset | At least one closet has double hung rods. |
| Double-Sided Closet | DoubleSidedCloset | |
| Double Vanity | DoubleVanity | Bathroom cabinetry with two built-in sinks. |
| Dressing Area | DressingArea | |
| Drop Staircase | DropStaircase | |
| Dry Bar | DryBar | A built-in or movable fixture for the storage, preparation, serving and consumption of drinks that does not have a water supply or sink. |
| Dual Closets | DualClosets | |
| Dual Sinks | DualSinks | |
| Dumbwaiter | Dumbwaiter | A small elevator, typically for carrying food between floors in a structure. |
| Eat-in Kitchen | EatInKitchen | A kitchen that has been designed to accommodate dining. |
| Eight Piece Bathroom | EightPieceBathroom | |
| Electric Oven Connection | ElectricOvenConnection | |
| Electric Range Connection | ElectricRangeConnection | |
| Elevator | Elevator | A platform or compartment housed within a shaft for raising or lowering people or objects. |
| Elevator Shaft | ElevatorShaft | |
| Enclosed Toilet | EnclosedToilet | |
| En Suite Bathroom | EnSuiteBathroom | |
| Entrance Foyer | EntranceFoyer | A room or hall at the entrance leading to other parts of the structure. |
| Family/Dining Room | FamilyDiningRoom | |
| Family Room Lower Level | FamilyRoomLowerLevel | |
| Family Room Main Level | FamilyRoomMainLevel | |
| Fire Extinguisher | FireExtinguisher | |
| Fireplace | Fireplace | |
| First Floor Entry | FirstFloorEntry | |
| Five Piece Bathroom | FivePieceBathroom | |
| Four Piece Bathroom | FourPieceBathroom | |
| French Door(s)/Atrium Door(s) | FrenchDoorsAtriumDoors | |
| Full Bath on Main Level | FullBathOnMainLevel | |
| Furnished | Furnished | |
| Galley Kitchen | GalleyKitchen | |
| Game Room | GameRoom | |
| Garden Tub/Roman Tub | GardenTubRomanTub | |
| Gas Oven Connection | GasOvenConnection | |
| Gas Range Connection | GasRangeConnection | |
| Gourmet Kitchen | GourmetKitchen | |
| Grab Bars Around Toilet | GrabBarsAroundToilet | Graspable bar attached to the wall around toilet to help people transfer to the toilet seat. |
| Grab Bars in Shower or Tub | GrabBarsInShowerOrTub | Graspable bars attached to the wall in a shower or near a bathtub for a person to maintain balance or aid in getting in and out. |
| Granite Counters | GraniteCounters | The counters are made of a type of granite stone. |
| Great Room | GreatRoom | |
| Greenhouse Window | GreenhouseWindow | |
| Guest Accommodations | GuestAccommodations | |
| Half Bath on Main Level | HalfBathonMainLevel | |
| Hand-held Shower Head | HandHeldShowerHead | |
| Handicap Access | HandicapAccess | |
| Heated Floor | HeatedFloor | |
| High Ceilings | HighCeilings | The ceiling height is greater than what might be considered a normal celling height. |
| High Speed Internet | HighSpeedInternet | The property has access to high-speed internet service but may or may not be wired and/or connected to that service. |
| His and Hers Closets | HisAndHersClosets | The room or rooms have two separate closets. |
| Hollywood Bath | HollywoodBath | |
| Home Office | HomeOffice | |
| Home Theater | HomeTheater | |
| Hot Tub/Spa | HotTubSpa | |
| House Boat/Floating Home | HouseBoatFloatingHome | |
| Humidity Controlled | HumidityControlled | |
| In-Law Floorplan | InLawFloorplan | The structure has an area within that has the characteristics of an independent apartment, typically with a living area, kitchen, bedroom and bathroom. An in-law floor plan is not necessarily an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU). |
| Instant Hot Water | InstantHotWater | |
| Intercom | Intercom | |
| Interior Steps | InteriorSteps | |
| Internal Expansion | InternalExpansion | |
| Jack and Jill Bath | JackAndJillBath | |
| Jetted Tub | JettedTub | |
| Kitchen/Dining Combo | KitchenDiningCombo | |
| Kitchenette | Kitchenette | |
| Kitchen Exhaust Fan | KitchenExhaustFan | |
| Kitchen/Family Room Combo | KitchenFamilyRoomCombo | |
| Kitchen Island | KitchenIsland | A separate counter surface in a kitchen that is not attached to other surfaces or to a wall. A kitchen island may or may not include a sink, stove or other fixtures. |
| Kitchen Window | KitchenWindow | |
| Laminate Counters | LaminateCounters | The counters are covered with a laminate. |
| Laminate Countertop | LaminateCountertop | |
| Laundry Chute | LaundryChute | |
| Library | Library | |
| Lift or Stair Chair | LiftOrStairChair | Elevator or lift device that fits a wheelchair to provide an accessible route between stories and mezzanines, or a stair chair or lifting platform attached to a rail to lift a person up or down stairs. |
| Limestone Counters | LimestoneCounters | |
| Linen Closet | LinenCloset | |
| Living/Dining Room | LivingDiningRoom | |
| Living Room Deck Attached | LivingRoomDeckAttached | |
| Loft | Loft | |
| Lower-Level Entry | LowerLevelEntry | |
| Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures | LowFlowPlumbingFixtures | Some or all of the fixtures are designed to save water. |
| Luxury Tile | LuxuryTile | |
| Main Level Master | MainLevelMaster | |
| Main Level Primary | MainLevelPrimary | |
| Main Living Area Entry Level | MainLivingAreaEntryLevel | |
| Main Living Area Upper Level | MainLivingAreaUpperLevel | |
| Marble Counters | MarbleCounters | |
| Master Downstairs | MasterDownstairs | There is a primary bedroom on the main level of the structure. |
| Master Suite | MasterSuite | |
| Metal Countertop | MetalCountertop | |
| Mud Room | MudRoom | |
| Multi-Level Bedroom | MultiLevelBedroom | |
| Multiple Closets | MultipleClosets | |
| Multiple Dining Areas | MultipleDiningAreas | |
| Multiple En Suite Bathrooms | MultipleEnSuiteBathrooms | |
| Multiple Living Areas | MultipleLivingAreas | |
| Multiple Master Suites | MultipleMasterSuites | |
| Multiple Primary Suites | MultiplePrimarySuites | |
| Multiple Shower Heads | MultipleShowerHeads | |
| Multiple Staircases | MultipleStaircases | |
| Murphy Bed | MurphyBed | |
| Natural Woodwork | NaturalWoodwork | The property or room has features made from real wood. |
| New Paint | NewPaint | |
| No Closet | NoCloset | |
| No Interior Steps | NoInteriorSteps | The property has no step-ups or step-downs inside the property. |
| None | None | |
| One Piece Bathroom | OnePieceBathroom | |
| Open Beams/Beamed Ceailings | OpenBeamsBeamedCeailings | |
| Open Concept | OpenConcept | |
| Open Floorplan | OpenFloorplan | A generic design term for a floor plan that makes use of large open spaces and avoids the use of small enclosed spaces. |
| Other | Other | The room or interior has features other than those included on this list. |
| Other Counters | OtherCounters | |
| Oversized Master | OversizedMaster | |
| Oversized Primary | OversizedPrimary | |
| Painted Woodwork | PaintedWoodwork | |
| Paneling/Wainscoting | PanelingWainscoting | |
| Pantry | Pantry | A small room or closet where food, dishes and utensils are stored. |
| Partially Furnished | PartiallyFurnished | |
| Permanent Attic Stairs | PermanentAtticStairs | |
| Phone System | PhoneSystem | |
| Porcelain Counters | PorcelainCounters | |
| Pot Filler | PotFiller | |
| Pot Rack | PotRack | |
| Pots & Pan Drawers | PotsAndPanDrawers | |
| Primary Downstairs | PrimaryDownstairs | |
| Primary Suite | PrimarySuite | |
| Professionally Designed | ProfessionallyDesigned | |
| Programmable Thermostat | ProgrammableThermostat | |
| Pull Down Attic Stairs | PullDownAtticStairs | |
| Pullman Bath | PullmanBath | |
| Quartz Counters | QuartzCounters | |
| Quartzite Counters | QuartziteCounters | |
| Recessed Lighting | RecessedLighting | A light fixture installed into a hollow opening in the ceiling. |
| Remodeled | Remodeled | |
| Roll In Shower | RollInShower | |
| Sauna | Sauna | A small room or separate structure designed to produce heat to induce perspiration with wet steam (often poured over hot stones) or with dry heat. |
| Second Floor Entry | SecondFloorEntry | |
| Second Kitchen | SecondKitchen | |
| See Agent | SeeAgent | |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | See the remarks fields for additional information about the room or interior. |
| Self-closing Cabinet Doors | SelfClosingCabinetDoors | |
| Self-closing Drawers | SelfClosingDrawers | |
| Separate Family Room | SeparateFamilyRoom | |
| Separate/Formal Dining Room | SeparateFormalDiningRoom | |
| Separate/Formal Living Room | SeparateFormalLivingRoom | |
| Separate Heating Controls | SeparateHeatingControls | |
| Separate Room | SeparateRoom | |
| Separate Shower | SeparateShower | |
| Seven Piece Bathroom | SevenPieceBathroom | |
| Shower Only | ShowerOnly | |
| Shutters | Shutters | |
| Single Living Level | SingleLivingLevel | |
| Sink | Sink | |
| Sitting Area in Master | SittingAreaInMaster | |
| Sitting Area in Primary | SittingAreaInPrimary | |
| Six Piece Bathroom | SixPieceBathroom | |
| Skylights | Skylights | |
| Sliding Doors | SlidingDoors | |
| Sliding Glass Door(s) | SlidingGlassDoors | |
| Smart Camera(s)/Recording | SmartCamerasRecording | A camera or recording control unit that has convenience and energy-saving aspects. A smart camera may also integrate with a larger smart home system and typically operates through a third-party service. |
| Smart Home | SmartHome | A generic term for electronic automation of features such as lighting, heating/cooling, security and other amenities. The features are typically linked though an app or software via one or more third-party services. The features are also known for their convenience and energy efficiency. |
| Smart Light(s) | SmartLights | A lighting control unit that has convenience and energy-saving aspects. Smart lights may also integrate with a larger smart home system and typically operates through a third-party service. |
| Smart Technology for Accessibility | SmartTechnologyForAccessibility | Technology features of home or appliances that are adapted for use by differently abled persons. Use of term �accessible� or �accessibility� does not imply conformity to building codes or with FHA or HUD accessibility guidelines. |
| Smart Thermostat | SmartThermostat | A heating/cooling control unit that has convenience and energy-saving aspects. A smart thermostat may also integrate with a larger smart home system and typically operates through a third-party service. |
| Smoke Free | SmokeFree | |
| Smooth Ceilings | SmoothCeilings | |
| Soaking Tub | SoakingTub | A bathtub that is typically deeper and may be shorter than traditional tubs. |
| Solar Tube(s) | SolarTubes | A reflective tube that extends from a light-gathering surface on the roof of the structure down into a room where the outside light is distributed. |
| Solid Surface Counters | SolidSurfaceCounters | |
| Sound System | SoundSystem | The property includes a sound system that typically includes in-wall wiring and recessed/built-in speakers and a built-in location for the amplifier and other audio equipment. |
| Special Millwork | SpecialMillwork | |
| Split Bedrooms | SplitBedrooms | |
| Stacked Bedrooms | StackedBedrooms | |
| Stainless Steel Appliances | StainlessSteelAppliances | |
| Stainless Steel Counters | StainlessSteelCounters | |
| Stair Climber | StairClimber | |
| Stall Shower | StallShower | |
| Steam Shower | SteamShower | |
| Stone Counters | StoneCounters | The property or room has counters that are made of some type of stone. |
| Storage | Storage | The property or room has storage space. |
| Storage Closet | StorageCloset | |
| Study | Study | |
| Sunken Bathtub | SunkenBathtub | |
| Sunken Living Room | SunkenLivingRoom | |
| Sun Room | SunRoom | |
| Suspended Ceiling(s) | SuspendedCeilings | |
| Tandem | Tandem | |
| Third Floor Entry | ThirdFloorEntry | |
| Three Bedrooms Up | ThreeBedroomsUp | |
| Three Piece Bathroom | ThreePieceBathroom | |
| Three Quarter Bath on Main Level | ThreeQuarterBathonMainLevel | |
| Tile Counters | TileCounters | The property or room has counters that are made of some type of tile. |
| Tile Countertop | TileCountertop | |
| Tiled Shower | TiledShower | |
| Tongue and Groove Ceiling(s) | TongueAndGrooveCeilings | |
| Track Lighting | TrackLighting | A type of lighting where the light fixtures are mounted on a track allowing for adjustment of the position of the lights. |
| Traditional Floorplan | TraditionalFloorplan | |
| Trash Chute | TrashChute | |
| Trash Compactor | TrashCompactor | |
| Travertine Counters | TravertineCounters | |
| Tray Ceiling(s) | TrayCeilings | A ceiling with an inverted tray or recessed area, often rectangular, that adds depth and interest. |
| Tub Shower | TubShower | |
| Two Bedrooms Down | TwoBedroomsDown | |
| Two Bedrooms Up | TwoBedroomsUp | |
| Two Piece Bathroom | TwoPieceBathroom | |
| Two Story Ceilings | TwoStoryCeilings | |
| Unfinished Walls | UnfinishedWalls | |
| Unfurnished | Unfurnished | |
| Updated Kitchen | UpdatedKitchen | |
| Upgraded | Upgraded | |
| Upgraded Countertops | UpgradedCountertops | |
| Upper Level Master | UpperLevelMaster | |
| Upper Level Primary | UpperLevelPrimary | |
| Utility Room | UtilityRoom | |
| Utility Sink | UtilitySink | |
| Vanity | Vanity | |
| Vaulted Ceiling(s) | VaultedCeilings | Derived from the Italian word "volta," is this is typically a high celling with no attic between the ceiling and the roof. When a vaulted ceiling has two angles that meet in the center of the room, Cathedral Ceiling(s) may be used. |
| Vinyl Counters | VinylCounters | |
| Walk-In Bathtub | WalkInBathtub | |
| Walk-In Closet(s) | WalkInClosets | A closet that is a small room with an entryway. |
| Walk-In Pantry | WalkInPantry | |
| Walk-In Shower | WalkInShower | |
| Walk Out | WalkOut | |
| Wall Mounted TV | WallMountedTv | |
| Water Closet(s) | WaterClosets | |
| WaterSense Fixture(s) | WaterSenseFixtures | Water fixtures that are backed by independent, third-party certification and meet Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) specifications for water efficiency and performance. |
| Wet Bar | WetBar | Commonly a built-in fixture for the storage, preparation, serving and/or consumption of drinks that has a faucet and sink. |
| Wide Interior Halls and Doors | WideInteriorHallsAndDoors | Interior doorways, halls and other areas allow access in a wheelchair or using other mobility device. |
| Windowed Bathroom | WindowedBathroom | |
| Window(s) | Windows | |
| Window Treatments | WindowTreatments | |
| Wine Cellar | WineCellar | |
| Wired for Data | WiredForData | The property has been wired for data, typically Category 5 or 6 wiring for the support of Ethernet data communications. |
| Wired for Sound | WiredForSound | The property has been wired for a built-in sound system. This typically includes in-wall wiring and recessed/built-in speakers and a location for audio equipment. The wiring is in place, but equipment may not be included. |
| Wood Burning Stove | WoodBurningStove | |
| Wood Cabinets | WoodCabinets | |
| Wood Counters | WoodCounters | |
| Wood Product Walls | WoodProductWalls | |
| Workshop | Workshop |
IrrigationSource
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Canal/Ditch | CanalDitch | |
| Community System | CommunitySystem | |
| Creek/Stream | CreekStream | |
| Deeded Water Rights | DeededWaterRights | |
| Extra Cost | ExtraCost | |
| Included in Assessment | IncludedInAssessment | |
| Lake | Lake | |
| Metered | Metered | |
| Municipal | Municipal | |
| None | None | |
| Other | Other | |
| Pipeline | Pipeline | |
| Pond | Pond | |
| Private | Private | |
| Reclaimed Water | ReclaimedWater | |
| River | River | |
| Seasonal | Seasonal | |
| See Remarks | SeeRemarks | |
| Shared | Shared | |
| Spring | Spring | |
| Well | Well |