§ 9

Multiple properties owned by the same owner, constructed continuously as a single development, and having shared open areas or any form of operational community, are considered as one property. The same applies where multiple properties are jointly assessed or jointly registered in the land register. Similarly, several condominiums under the same owners' association and owned by the same landlord are considered as one property. The 1st-3rd sentences apply when using the following rules:

1)Chapter 3 on cost-based rent, § 7 on rent regulation for smaller properties in regulated municipalities, § 62 on illegal collection of deposit and prepaid rent, §§ 105-107 and 109 on the initiation of works, and § 161 on the tenant's right to exchange.

2)§ 113, § 115, subsection 2, §§ 119-123, and § 60 in the Housing Act regarding the property's external maintenance and maintenance plan.

3)Chapter 5 on free rent and Chapter 14 on improvement works, when the property is covered by § 6, subsection 1.