Gross Leasable Area is measured from centerlines of joint partitions to the outside of the tenant walls; which option describes this area?

Gross Leasable Area is measured from centerlines of joint partitions to the outside of the tenant walls; which option describes this area?

• A. The area inside tenant walls excluding storage.
• B. The area outside the building.
• C. The gross floor area of the building.
• D. The total floor area designated for tenant occupancy and exclusive use, measured from the centerlines of joint partitions to outside of tenant walls.

Answer: (D)

Gross Leasable Area is the space a tenant can exclusively use, and it’s measured from the centerlines of the partitions that separate tenants to the outside of the tenant’s outer walls. This means you’re counting the entire footprint that the lease grants to the tenant for occupancy and exclusive use, not including common areas or spaces outside the leased boundary. The description that fits this is the total floor area designated for tenant occupancy and exclusive use, measured from the centerlines of joint partitions to the outside of tenant walls. The other options describe spaces or extents that don’t match the leased, exclusive-use area (such as areas outside the building, the entire building’s gross floor area, or only internal space excluding storage).

Gross Leasable Area is the space a tenant can exclusively use, and it’s measured from the centerlines of the partitions that separate tenants to the outside of the tenant’s outer walls. This means you’re counting the entire footprint that the lease grants to the tenant for occupancy and exclusive use, not including common areas or spaces outside the leased boundary.

The description that fits this is the total floor area designated for tenant occupancy and exclusive use, measured from the centerlines of joint partitions to the outside of tenant walls. The other options describe spaces or extents that don’t match the leased, exclusive-use area (such as areas outside the building, the entire building’s gross floor area, or only internal space excluding storage).