Residential flats are units of housing that are typically found in multi-unit buildings, such as apartment buildings or condominiums. They are usually self-contained units, with a separate entrance and living space that is separate from other units in the same building. Residential flats are typically designed for people to live in on a long-term basis and may include amenities such as a kitchen, a bathroom, and one or more bedrooms. They may also include common areas such as a lobby, a gym, or a pool that are shared by the residents of the building. Residential flats can be owned by individuals or by an organization, and they may be rented out or sold to people who are looking for a place to live. In some cases, residential flats may be subject to certain zoning or land use regulations that dictate the type of dwelling that can be constructed on the land, as well as the density and layout of the development.