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Nit. "Duplexes, triplexes and fourplexes" Why not quadplexes? The author also uses 'oneplex'.

• tallanvor 7y ago
  Because fourplex is a common term for that type of dwelling. quadplex is also acceptable, but less normal.
  • benj111 7y ago
    My point was that quadplex would be internally consistent. That then means you can predict the ones you don't already know, is it tenplex or decaplex for example?
    • tallanvor 7y ago
      Language is often not consistent. In the US I suspect you would rarely hear either term, although tenplex would be more likely. A development of that size would more likely to be in the form of a townhouse, with row house or terraced house being more likely in the UK.
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