A building with a healthy mix of owners and tenants can be vibrant. But if almost everyone is a tenant and very few people actually own and live there, sometimes long-term care drops. Tenants come and go; owners invest more in upkeep.
Asking, “Yahan zyada owners rehte hain ya tenants?” gives you an idea of stability. Where many owners stay, you often see more involvement in meetings, better decisions on maintenance, and more pride in how the place looks.
It’s not a strict rule—there are great tenant-heavy buildings too—but it’s a useful piece of context.
