- Andrei
- Cushman & Wakefield Echinox
- April 7, 2023
Applying Method A to a single tenant building, results in Total Rentable Area > Total Building Area.
Is this correct?
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Single Tenant Building Measurement
- David Fingret
- Extreme Measures Inc.
- April 10, 2023
Hi Andrei
A single-tenant building is measured in the same way as a multi-tenant building under the BOMA 2017 Office Standard.
There is no "Total Building Area", but the building's Boundary Area will be grater than the building Rentable Area. However, for leasing, the Building Total Rentable Area should be used in a single tenant building.
Thanks,
David