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ZerraLivin Documentation Housing

Units

Manage residential units, their cluster, occupancy status, and construction progress.

  • view
  • get
  • create
  • update
  • delete

What it’s for

Every physical property record — its code, type, cluster, and current status — is a Unit here. This is the base record everything else (residents, listings, guests, bills) ultimately points back to.

Where to find it

Sidebar → HousingUnits, at /admin/housing/units. Opening a unit goes to its detail page, which also hosts its commercial listing — see Unit Detail.

Who can use it

  • See the menu item and open the page — needs view.
  • See the unit list — needs get.
  • Create, edit, delete a unit — needs create/update/delete.

On this screen

A table of units for the current cluster, with create, edit, and delete actions.

How to…

Add a unit

  1. Click create.
  2. Enter its code, type, and cluster.
  3. Set its status.
  4. Optionally add a cover image, and a warranty date and handover date.
  5. Save.

Edit or delete a unit

  1. Open the edit or delete action on its row.
  2. For edit, change any field. For delete, confirm.

Log construction progress

  1. Open a unit’s detail page.
  2. Add a progress entry: a title, description, a percentage, and a status (In Progress, Finished, or On Hold), with optional photos.

Field reference

FieldRequiredNotes
Unit code, unit type, clusterYes
StatusYesSee lifecycle statuses below
Warranty date, handover dateNo
Progress entriesNoLogged separately from the unit’s own status

Rules & statuses

StatusMeaning
AvailableNot occupied, not listed
Under DevelopmentStill being built
OccupiedA resident lives here
VacantNot currently occupied
For Sale / For RentHas an active listing — see Unit Detail
SoldSale closed

You can’t set For Sale or For Rent directly on this form. Those two only happen by creating a listing on the Unit Detail page — this keeps a unit from ending up listed without the pricing and marketing data a listing actually needs. Closing a sale moves status to Sold; a listing that led to that sale stays recorded as For Sale on its own record, since a listing records intent, not the outcome.

There’s a third, separate status you’ll see elsewhere but not here: a unit’s sales funnel state (Available / Reserved / Sold), written only by Sales Activity as a deal moves through its stages — it isn’t part of this form.

  • Unit Detail — the commercial listing for a unit; the only way to make it For Sale or For Rent.
  • Housing Cluster — the cluster a unit belongs to.
  • Sales Activity — the source of a unit’s sales funnel state.