Property Valuation
In Montana, the gross building area (GBA) of a commercial property includes:
AOnly the rentable space excluding common areas
BAll interior floor space measured from the exterior walls, including all floors, hallways, and mechanical areas✓ Correct
COnly the ground floor square footage
DOnly air-conditioned space
Explanation
Gross building area (GBA) is the total floor area of a building measured from the exterior walls, including all floors, stairways, mechanical rooms, and common areas. GBA is used in cost estimating and is distinguished from rentable or usable area in commercial leasing.
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