Let we explain one by one:

• Town-house:
  – Individual ownership for whole house or by floor in the building (highest up to 4 or 5 floors).
  – Lower rental price (most of them).
  – Semi-furnished/basic furniture (depend on landlord).
  – No security guards.
  – No any facilities.
  – No serviced provided (if have sometime only internet).
  – Need to find cleaner/house mate or other things by yourself.
  – No maintenance or poor maintenances.
  – Only motorbike or bicycle parking lots.
• Condominium:
  – Individual ownership per unit in complex of building.
  – Basic furniture provided by landlord (most of them).
  – If has any problem occurred you need to handle directly to owner (Ex. AC or washing machine not work or water leaking etc.)
  – Rental price is similar to Serviced Apartments (depend on landlord and level of floor)
  – Not provided services (if provide only management fee & home speed internet) , more additional extra charges
  – Security guard’s standby
  – Car or motor parking (extra charges)
  – Elevator and backup generator running only lift.
• Serviced Apartment:
  – Whole building is only one owner/landlord (managed by one landlord or one management company)
  – Basic furniture (some properties also provided kitchenware)
  – Provided services similar to hotel (Ex. room cleaning services,using of facilities(swimming pool/fitness center/sauna/steam if have), – – Internet and maintenance services)
  – Rental price more expensive than town-house or condominium
  – Security guard’s standby
  – Front desk/receptionist standby
  – Provided car/motor parking lots (some properties tenant need to pay extra charge)
  – Elevators and backup generator running for whole building (need to double check)