Individual lots combined to make a block are called?

Individual lots combined to make a block are called?

• A. Parcels
• B. Tracts
• C. Estates
• D. Plats

Answer: (A)

In real estate, each separate piece of land with defined boundaries is called a parcel. When you look at a subdivision, the individual lots—each with its own size and boundaries—are parcels, and several parcels can be grouped into a block. A plat is the map that shows how those parcels and blocks are laid out, not the name of the individual pieces themselves. So the best term for the individual lots is parcels. The other terms describe larger land areas (tracts), ownership or property interests (estates), or the map that shows the layout (plats).

In real estate, each separate piece of land with defined boundaries is called a parcel. When you look at a subdivision, the individual lots—each with its own size and boundaries—are parcels, and several parcels can be grouped into a block. A plat is the map that shows how those parcels and blocks are laid out, not the name of the individual pieces themselves. So the best term for the individual lots is parcels. The other terms describe larger land areas (tracts), ownership or property interests (estates), or the map that shows the layout (plats).