Apartments typically have a smaller footprint but often include shared common areas, building entrances and lobbies, that also factor into a buyer's overall impression, even though they're outside the specific unit being sold, worth flagging to the body corporate if presentation there is lacking.
Houses generally require more attention to exterior presentation, driveways, gardens, fencing and general kerb appeal all play a larger role in a house sale than in an apartment sale, where the building's shared exterior is largely outside the seller's control.
Interior priorities are broadly similar for both, kitchens, bathrooms and natural light matter regardless of property type, but the overall scope and time required for a house is typically greater simply due to more rooms and outdoor area to cover.
