Dual key property generally combines two separately usable living areas within one title or dwelling structure. It is different from a duplex and should be assessed on the specific design, title structure, location and intended rental model.
Dual key versus dual occupancy
A dual key home is commonly one property with two living areas. Dual occupancy commonly refers to two separate dwellings on a site. The details vary by project, so buyers should review the actual property documents and layout.
What to compare
- Property design, access and privacy between living areas.
- Title structure and how the property can be held or sold.
- Location, tenant demand, management and rental assumptions.
- Purchase price, holding costs and investment objectives.
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