Sentence examples for of rentable space from inspiring English sources

Commercial office leases charge rent on the basis of rentable space rather than usable space.

In creating an envelope for one million square feet of rentable space, he collaborated with Leon Victor Solon, a ceramist.

No housing is 100% efficient as there is always a ratio of rentable space to built space.

He insisted upon 10 million square feet of rentable space, and his staff demanded the world's tallest building.

More small units can often lead to a reduced efficiency, further driving up the cost per square foot of rentable space.

As a building rises higher, more structural steel and bracing are required, lowering the amount of rentable space and increasing costs.

Instead of local authorities setting the rate (based on nuanced local market conditions, say), they are fixed values based on rentable space and surrounding commercial properties, doled out by central government.

Its scattered brick-and-concrete warehouses contain a lively patchwork of manufacturers that occupy 93percentt of the rentable space and turn out a diverse range of products.

"There is no legal requirement that a tenant be entitled to see an architect's report to confirm the accuracy of the rentable space upon which the tenant's rent is based," he said.

The only height restriction on office construction before 1916 was the economic limit of how high a building could go before elevators and other systems took up too much of the rentable space.

The buildings, the five-year-old California Federal Building and recently-completed Burbank Executive Plaza, have 83,000 and 59,000 square feet of net rentable space, respectively.