Restrictive Covenants and Deed Restrictions
Restrictive covenants affect how the land can be used and establish criteria such as the minimum allowable square footage, whether the garage doors may face the street, or whether recreational vehicles and boats may be parked within view of the street.
Restrictive Covenants & Deed Restrictions
The terms restrictive covenants and deed restrictions are sometimes used interchangeably.
Deed restrictions refer to a single parcel of land and are placed by an owner who has created a restriction on future owners of parcel of real estate.
A deed restriction for example, may prevent future landowners from selling alcoholic beverages on the site.
Restrictive covenants concern entire subdivisions and are used to ensure that no homes will be built that might decrease the value of neighboring properties.
Restrictive covenants affect how the land can be used and establish criteria such as the minimum allowable square footage, whether the garage doors may face the street, or whether recreational vehicles and boats may be parked within view of the street.
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