Property Management
Under New York's Multiple Dwelling Law, 'multiple dwelling' refers to a building:
AContaining two or more units under common ownership
BContaining three or more units, subject to specific maintenance and safety requirements✓ Correct
COnly NYC rental buildings with 10 or more units
DAny building that contains both residential and commercial space
Explanation
New York's Multiple Dwelling Law (MDL) governs buildings with three or more dwelling units in New York City and some other areas. The MDL imposes requirements for maintenance, safety (fire egress, sprinklers), and habitability. Buildings with two units are covered by the Multiple Residence Law in areas outside NYC.
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