Heyya,

I am working on a apartments rent model.

Some apartments are individual with address, price ... fields  and the
model for this is streightforward.
Some apartments are a collection of apts in a complex with the same
address but different price, bedroom number ...
What is a good way to structure this difference.

I was thinking about adding to the Apartments model a "belongs to many"
additional model. This child model would contain info on the apartments
belonging to a multi unit complex.  But searching by price range sounds
little messy in this case, with duplicate addresses resolving and
combing through apartments and child complex model for pricing

Any suggestions are very welcome
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