Dual Occupancy is a building option that offers unparalleled flexibility and value. With two self-contained residences on a single lot (and land title), it maximises land use while providing separate living spaces and entrances for privacy. It's ideal for extended families, generating rental income, or simply enjoying the versatility of having two homes on one property.

A dual occupancy project brings a host of short and long term benefits.

1. It allows you to capitalise on a primed rental market characterised by low supply and high demand. The option of two rental streams, instead of one, allows investors to further capitalise on strong market conditions.

2. Avoid the (costly) downsides to selling. Owners are faced with selling, renovating on knocking down and rebuilding. Selling comes with costly factors like stamp duty and agent fees, plus as you try and re-enter the market, you'll be battling other buyers at competitive auctions.

3. Ideal for flexible living arrangements. Dual occupancy design suits families in search of flexible, multi-generational living arrangements.

Dual occupancy is suitable for a variety of individuals and groups. It can be ideal for extended families who want to live together while maintaining separate living spaces. Dual occupancy is also attractive to property investors as it provides the opportunity to generate rental income by renting out one of the dwellings.

Additionally, homeowners who want to downsize but still maintain their independence can benefit from dual occupancy by having a separate dwelling on the same property. Overall, dual occupancy offers flexibility and options for various living arrangements and investment opportunities.