Period house question

[myfs_96127]

My husband and I just moved into an apartment, built in 1960. The structures and fixtures and windows are all original. Being an apartment, the walls have been painted upon new tenant-cy and new tiles have just been placed in the kitchen, however the cabinets are original.
Would this make the "house" a 7 period house or is it the original 5 period house? I am really confused about this because I like it as a 5 period or an 8, but obviously it can't be an 8 period house, because no renovations will be done while we are residing in it.
Thank You for any advice you may have, in advance.

[Cecil Lee]

Dear Julie,
In my opinion, based on the information given, it looks more like a Period 5 home than a Period 7.
Warmest Regards,
Cecil

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On 9/9/2003 7:57:56 PM, Anonymous wrote:
My husband and I just moved
into an apartment, built in
1960. The structures and
fixtures and windows are all
original. Being an apartment,
the walls have been painted
upon new tenant-cy and new
tiles have just been placed in
the kitchen, however the
cabinets are original.
Would this make the "house" a
7 period house or is it the
original 5 period house? I am
really confused about this
because I like it as a 5
period or an 8, but obviously
it can't be an 8 period house,
because no renovations will be
done while we are residing in
it.
Thank You for any advice you
may have, in advance.