Definition: In a housing cooperative, an entity holds title or a qualifying property interest, while residents' beneficial use is tied to association ownership interests and a lease or other occupancy document.
Example
A purchaser receives shares or another membership interest together with the right to occupy a designated unit.
Keep the distinction clear
This differs from holding a condominium unit with its appurtenant common-element share. The cooperative documents determine the particular ownership and occupancy rights.
Related terms
Condominium · Proprietary Lease · Leasehold Estate
Keep studying
Condominium Ownership: Your Unit and the Common Elements
References: Florida Statutes 719.103: cooperative definitions
Pronunciation (US): koh-OP-er-uh-tiv (capitals show stress)
Pronunciation reference: Merriam-Webster
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