MDU (Multi-Dwelling Units)

An MDU refers to a residential building that contains multiple separate units, such as flats, apartments, or shared housing blocks. Telecom providers often use specialised solutions to deliver broadband and phone services to MDUs efficiently.

For MDUs, fibre or broadband connections are typically brought into the building’s main communication room and then distributed to each flat using internal cabling. Some providers install dedicated fibre lines (FTTP) to each unit for the best performance.

Yes — if your provider uses full fibre or dedicated connections for each flat, you can receive the same ultrafast speeds as single-dwelling customers. Shared or older infrastructure might affect speeds, but providers usually work to upgrade MDUs for consistent service.

In most cases, yes. If new cabling or equipment needs to be installed, telecom providers will coordinate with landlords or property managers to get approval before work begins.

Yes — in most MDUs, residents can choose their preferred broadband or telecom provider as long as there is compatible infrastructure in place. Some buildings, however, may have exclusive agreements with a single provider.