What type of MDU do you live in , a purpose built one , or a converted house (or similar) ?
If a conventional ‘block of flats’ type MDU , generally the copper pairs served underground, not from a pole , the existing cabling entering the building from outside to a common point (like a basement or utilities area ) and internal distribution installed by the builder into each unit , then the usual way these are upgraded to FTTP by Openreach is after the appropriate permissions etc are obtained, the entire building is block wired , and a FTTP access point left outside each address , so when an order is made , the only cabling necessary is from the block outside the ‘flat’ to inside the individual unit …so is there a new FTTP block outside your door , and importantly is there one outside the neighbours door who can order FTTP ?
Is there anything unusual about your address compared to the other addresses in your ‘block’ that can get FTTP , like your address has a suffix or prefix, something like you are 13A , when the other addresses are just numbers, 11 ,12 13 etc , or your address is known as something like Flat A , but the others are not prefixed this way , often it’s the address data that causes problems not the physical connection, but if the address can’t be matched , no availability will be shown .
If your MDU is a converted house or a quite small MDU , often local authority built , where a small number of units exist in each block , say 2-6 units , then the block wiring approach wouldn’t be used, in what way is your neighbour and your address linked , for example you are next door neighbours, or you ground floor them immediately above , or you are both in the same corridor , provide some details to the proximity of them and you
