What is another word for in-law apartments?
Pronunciation: [ɪnlˈɔː ɐpˈɑːtmənts] (IPA) 
In-law apartments are popular for homeowners who want to add additional living space to their property. However, there are different terms used for in-law apartments depending on the country or area. In the United Kingdom, the term "granny flats" is commonly used, while "accessory apartments" is used in the United States. In Canada, "secondary suites" is frequently used, and "granny pods" are becoming increasingly popular in the United States as well.
Regardless of the term used, in-law apartments provide a private and convenient living space for elderly parents, adult children, or guests. These apartments typically have a separate entrance, kitchen and bathroom facilities, and may be located in a converted garage or basement. They are also becoming a popular investment opportunity for homeowners.
