liitetalo
Liitetalo is a Finnish term for an attached house—a residential building that is joined to one or more neighboring dwellings along a shared wall. Liitetalot are part of the broader category of low-rise, multi-unit housing and are common in Finnish suburbs and housing estates. They typically appear in rows or in paired duplex configurations and may be two or more stories tall; each unit usually has its own entrance and outdoor space, while sharing party walls with adjacent units.
Ownership and structure commonly place liitetalot within a housing company (taloyhtiö) where residents own shares corresponding
Advantages of liitetalot include efficient land use, potential energy savings due to shared walls, and often
Terminology varies by region and developer. The concept is sometimes described as paritalo (duplex) or rivitalo