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What does "w2w" mean?

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    I'm not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but what does "w2w" mean? Since some BATs I've seen on the ST Exchange have buildings that are w2w.

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    W2W means "wall-to-wall" a term given to buildings designed to abut each other in a continuous row. You'll notice that two sides of the buildings will be flat (often without any features) where the next-door building will fit up against it.


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