Multi-Unit Properties (also known as a multi-duelling unit or MDU) are a characterisation of a type of residence. This accommodation is where different flats/units are generally for private occupants within a single building. Units can be beside one another or on top of one another. Some examples include buildings with space for both commercial business and an area for residential or buildings that contain multiple flats with shared amenities such as parking, gardens, and walkways – typically the building is on a single title, and additionally each unit has its own AST agreement in place. Multi-unit properties are not to be confused with HMOs (Houses of Multiple Occupations) which are generally room lets with shared bathrooms and kitchens. Multi-Unit Properties started to show a remarkable interest in 2018. Even a year later, this pattern doesn’t appear to be slowing any time soon. Throughout the years, investors have found that these properties provide an ideal choice for extra revenue although this type of property is not for everyone, however, the reality still remains that putting resources into Multi-Unit Properties has its advantages.

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Farm Street

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Great Russel Hotel

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