Mixed-Use – Property with a minimum of one commercial unit and one residential unit. These properties usually have an office or retail store on the ground level and studios/apartments on the upper level.

Multi-Family – Property with 5 or more residential units on the same parcel of land and/or the same building structure.

Bed & Breakfast – Property which is generally owner-operated. This type of property is designed for transient boarding with guests usually staying for periods shorter than a week.

Warehouse/Light-Industrial Property – Property developed for storage, distribution, research and/or light development. This property is usually identified by a bay door.

Retail – Property developed for sales, usually having a storefront. Examples include: barber shops, convenience stores, department stores, pharmacies, and laundromats.

Office – A structure developed for general commercial uses. Normally, manufacturing is not carried out on these properties. Examples include: Law offices, CPA offices, Mortgage Broker offices, and Real Estate offices.

Self-Storage Facility – Property which is broken down into small-size warehouses, typically used for storage.

Mobile Home Park – Property which is usually less than 25% RV and mobile homes and are anchored to the ground.

Rooming House – Property which is very similar to a Bed & Breakfast but is rented out on a monthly basis.

Automotive – Examples of this property type are: car dealerships, auto body shops and auto repair shops.

Hotels/Motels – Flagged or non-flagged hotels and motels.

Unique Properties – Examples in this property category include: funeral homes, marinas, campgrounds, day cares and other distinct properties.

Ineligible Property Types

• Adult entertainment
• Agricultural purpose
• Health Care
• Hospitals
• Educational facilities
• Church/Religious
• Heavy industrial
• Properties with Underground Storage Tanks (USTs)
• Restaurants