Update a unit
Updates the specified unit by setting the values of the parameters passed. Any parameters not provided will be left unchanged.
Authorizations
API Key authentication. Use "Bearer YOUR_API_KEY".
Path Parameters
The id identifier.
Body
The physical address of the unit.
An alternate postal code to use for the unit.
Whether the unit has been archived.
The ID of the user the unit is assigned to.
The date the unit is available from.
The number of bathrooms in the unit.
The number of bedrooms in the unit.
The expected completion date of the unit.
Compliance details for the unit.
The address used on contracts for the unit.
Per-currency options for the unit, keyed by ISO currency code.
A custom postal code to use for the unit.
The default deposit, in the smallest currency unit, charged for the unit.
The default monthly rent, in the smallest currency unit, for the unit.
The ID of the default tax rate applied to the rent for the unit.
Fee overrides for the unit. Defaults to the fees on the building when not set.
The floor the unit is on.
Whether the unit is furnished.
The spend threshold, in the smallest currency unit, above which maintenance requires owner approval.
The management type for the unit.
fully_managed, let_only, rent_collection Set of key-value pairs that you can attach to an object. This can be useful for storing additional information about the object in a structured format.
The name of the unit.
The reason the unit is offline.
Owners to attach to the unit.
The time at which the unit ownership ended.
The reason the unit ownership ended.
lost_instruction, sold_unit, moved_in, lost_negotiation, other A free-form description of why the unit ownership ended.
Whether to send a notice to owners when the unit ownership ends.
The plot number of the unit.
An arbitrary reference attached to the unit.
The size of the unit in square feet.
The size of the unit in square metres.
The status of the unit.
available, maintenance, offline, unmanaged The ID of the unit group the unit belongs to.
Response
Returns the unit object if the update succeeded.
Unique identifier for the object.
Time at which the object was created. Measured in seconds since the Unix epoch.
unit Whether the unit is currently active.
The physical address of the unit.
The date the unit is available from.
The number of bathrooms in the unit.
The number of bedrooms in the unit.
The building the unit belongs to.
The expected completion date of the unit.
The address used on contracts for the unit.
The default currency for the unit.
Per-currency options for the unit, keyed by ISO currency code.
The default deposit, in the smallest currency unit, charged for the unit.
The default monthly rent, in the smallest currency unit, for the unit.
The default tax rate applied to the rent for the unit.
Fee overrides for the unit. Defaults to the fees on the building when not set.
Whether the unit is furnished.
The floor the unit is on.
Whether the unit currently has at least one owner attached.
The spend threshold, in the smallest currency unit, above which maintenance requires owner approval.
The management type for the unit.
fully_managed, let_only, rent_collection The name of the unit.
The plot number of the unit.
The size of the unit in square feet.
The account that the object belongs to. Only returned if the request is made with a valid Yorlet-Context header.
Only returned if the object has been deleted.
Whether the unit has been archived.
The time at which the unit was archived.
The ID of the user the unit is assigned to.
Set of key-value pairs that you can attach to an object. This can be useful for storing additional information about the object in a structured format.
The reason the unit is offline.
An arbitrary reference attached to the unit.
The size of the unit in square metres.
The status of the unit.
available, maintenance, occupied, offline, unmanaged Whether the unit is currently under offer.
The ID of the unit group the unit belongs to.