When beginning the search for your office space, one of the first things you must decide is how much money you have to spend on real estate. This can impact the area in which your office is located, the age of the building, what kind of amenities the building offers, and, essentially, the class of building you can consider.
Office properties are typically divided into four main categories, Class AA, Class A, Class B, and Class C. While there aren’t any all-encompassing rules to these classifications, they are typically based on quality factors such as building age, amenities, and aesthetics.
In this video, we will go over even more details about Class AA, A, B, and C spaces.
To learn more about office classifications, read our article Commercial Property Classifications & Types of Office Spaces (Class A Office, Creative Office, etc.).
Topic: For Tenants, Understanding & Negotiating Your Lease
Thomas is a Senior Associate on the tenant representation team, where he focuses on advising tenants and commercial real estate investors through the site selection process.
