Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in California

Huh? Generally when persons refer to real property, they are referring to the entirety. . . the land and any appurtenances upon the land. So if it is permanently affixed to the land that could make it part of the Real Property. However, note depending upon your area, there may be local laws which deem houses which have been designated to be demolished no longer may be deemed affixed to the land and therefore subject to separation from the real property.

Your question begs a thousand more questions and can't really be answered without context. But the depth of context to answer the question in a forum like this might be a bit much. I would recommend that you see an attorney about this issue if you are the person whose house is about to be demolished. They may be able to help you take steps to stop it. With the number of attorneys out there giving free advice it is well worth it to more fully discuss this issue with an attorney in your community who is knowledgeable about real estate.

Good Luck.