ᐅ Does a rooftop terrace count as private property or common property?

Hello,
If a roof terrace in a condominium has defects, does it count as individual or common property?
If this roof terrace also serves as the ceiling of the apartment below, how is the ownership classified then?
Roof terrace?
Ceiling of the apartment below? Individual or common property?
Normally, a standard ceiling is considered individual property. But in this combined case of a roof terrace that is also the ceiling of the apartment below?
Could someone please clarify this for me?
That would be very kind.
Thank you very much.

Check the declaration of condominium. At least the coverings and waterproofing are often the responsibility of the individual owner (maintenance obligation). Otherwise, ask the property manager. I don’t know any woman who writes like that; it has nothing to do with being a retiree 🙂 Best regards Gabriele

fach1werk schrieb:

Check the declaration of division. At least, the floor coverings and waterproofing are often the responsibility of the individual owner (maintenance obligation).
Otherwise, ask the property manager.
I don’t know any woman who writes like that, it has nothing to do with being a retiree 🙂
Best regards
Gabriele

Good day, Ms. Gabriele.
How exactly am I writing untypically?
Never mind.
Thank you very much for your information.
Unfortunately, the declaration of division does not contain anything on this topic here.
The property management also has no documents or expertise.
Is the property manager allowed to request all construction documents from the builder?
My neighbor is now naturally concerned about his roof terrace regarding consequential damages.
Many thanks and best regards

The building envelope is part of the common area with exclusive use for you, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

Nice-Nofret schrieb:

The building’s exterior envelope is part of the common property with exclusive use for you;

Correct. However, the floor covering can be considered separate ownership (if specified in the declaration of division).

nordanney schrieb:

Correct. However, the floor covering can be separate property (if listed in the declaration of division).

Thank you very much. Do I understand this correctly? Ceilings and wall plaster/paint are my separate property. The load-bearing wall and the concrete ceiling are common property. The tiles on the roof terrace are separate property, and everything underneath (the structure of the roof terrace) is common property because the roof terrace is part of the building envelope.
This is my first time dealing with such matters. Thanks again.