Which type of areas in condominiums are typically exclusive to certain units?

Limited common areas in condominiums are specifically designated spaces that are for the exclusive use of certain units within the complex. This designation is important because it allows for certain areas, such as balconies or patios, to be utilized by specific unit owners while still being part of the overall condominium property. This means that while these areas are not publicly accessible and are not considered common areas used by all residents, they do provide some communal elements within the ownership structure of the condominium.

In the context of condominiums, common areas are shared by all unit owners, while private or public areas do not specifically reflect the nature of use that limited common areas do. Understanding this distinction is vital for unit owners regarding maintenance responsibilities, usage rights, and overall property management.