A suite (sounds like “sweet”) is a collection of matching things. It usually refers to rooms together, like when you get a suite at a fancy hotel. It can also be a set of furniture or a musical composition. In housing terms, a suite is an apartment made up of connected rooms.

Apartment

Apt – Apartment number; Suite – Suite (which basically means apartment) number; Unit – Unit number (number of the space which is yours in the building). It’s ‘optional’ because some people do not live in a building that has apartments/suites/units.

The unit number is, in simplest terms, the basis upon which all other numbers are defined. In the real numbers (and all number systems contained within the reals), this unit is 1. The concept of a number is merely a representation of a quantity of units. …

USPS.com advises that when the apartment number doesn’t fit on the street address line, apartment number should be written ABOVE the street information. The USPS prefers including the apartment number on one long street address line, but also suggests the alternative of including an apt line above the street address.

Apartment numbers consist of four digits. The first two digits describe the floor and the last two digits describe the location of the apartment on the floor.

Type your address, using numbers for the street number and for your apartment number (if necessary). Use the abbreviaton “Apt.” if you live in an apartment, and put a comma after the street address (only if there is an apartment number following). For example: 347 Woodbury Lane, Apt. 33.

Address line 1, then, can be seen as a kind of preview of the full address. Simply write or type the street number of your building or house, leave a space, and then finish off the line with your street name. You shouldn’t add a comma along with either of the items in address line 1.

Address line 1 should contain the primary address information. Address line 1 should contain the primary address information and secondary address information (e.g., floor, suite or mail stop number) on one line. Address line 2 should contain the building/dorm or school name.

Your name goes on the top line. Then, your entire street number, apartment address, and apartment number go on the second line. You can use the third line for your city, state, and ZIP code. Remember to add a comma after the street address when you address a letter to an apartment.

Address line 1 is street number and name. Line 2 is apartment, suite , floor…etc.

Here’s how to complete their information:

1. Place the recipient’s name on the first line.
2. On the second line, write the building number and street name.
3. Include the city, state and ZIP code on the final line.

However, in most cases, the street number is the number describing where a building is located on a street. It can also be listed as “house number”, but it goes without saying that businesses will not use this term when giving their address.

Write the recipient’s name on the first line. Write the street address or post office box number on the second line. Write the city, state, and ZIP code on the third.

Numbering should be consecutive. 7. Even numbers should always be on one side of the street, and odd on the other. Common practice is to place even numbers on the north and west sides of streets and odd numbers on the south and east sides of streets.

Street Type: Enter the type of Street that appears in your address. This could be a Street, Drive, Road, Lane. E.g. If you live on Pittwater Road, your Street Type is ‘Road’

Court (Ct.): A road or street that ends in a circle or loop.

While developers can feel free to submit any name they’d like for a new street, such as the name of their child, it typically doesn’t work out because cities have guidelines and standards for certain areas that require street names to be of a specific theme.