Property Zoned as "Urban Neighborhood - Un" - What does it mean?
2 Replies
Zachary Peacock
from Louisville, Kentucky
posted over 3 years ago
The zoning is "Urban Neighborhood-UN" with single family zoning. Maybe it predates zoning? I can't find any details about it. I know they use urban and suburban zoning since my city merged governments between the city and county 10 years ago. Does it have more to do with tax benefits?
Christopher Phillips
Real Estate Agent from Garden City, New York
replied over 3 years ago
Usually means that the district is a mixed use residential and limited commercial district with a density conforming to the local zoning codes. Every town/city has slightly different zoning codes, so you have to check with each one to determine what they allow or don't allow. Usually relates to lot sizes, building heights, allowed uses...
Zachary Peacock
from Louisville, Kentucky
replied over 3 years ago
@Christopher Phillips Thank you for the response. I appreciate the insight. Good stuff.