Property Ownership
In Arizona, a 'condominium' owner holds:
AA leasehold interest in their unit
BFee simple ownership of their individual unit plus an undivided fractional interest in the common elements✓ Correct
CA cooperative share entitling them to occupy their unit
DA life estate in their unit that reverts to the HOA upon death
Explanation
Arizona condominium owners hold fee simple title to their individual unit (the air space) plus an undivided fractional interest in the common elements shared by all owners. This distinguishes condominiums from cooperatives, where owners hold stock shares rather than real property title.
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