commercial office
Private-business office space, including buildings with a mix of commercial and institutional tenants.
Pictured: Flatiron Building
Commercial office space is building space dedicated to administrative work for private companies. The majority of office buildings fit this category. If a multi-tenant office building has a mixed roster of commercial and institutional or governmental tenants, then it is considered commercial space.
Office space is generally regarded as commercial on the basis of its market-rate availability, but space which is leased by institutions, governments, militaries, etc. can be listed as institutional, government, or military office space if the sole lessee takes control of the space's identification.
The identification of the premises can follow a sole institutional or public tenant that controls the space. A mixed roster in a commercial multi-tenant building does not by itself change the whole building to institutional or government office use.
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More specific definitions
7 sub-definitions-
business incubator
Office space reserved for new businesses while they establish themselves and prepare to grow. -
coworking office
Desk-work space rented to different individuals or small groups, usually from separate organizations. -
law office
Commercial or private office space devoted exclusively to one or more legal practices. -
office condominium
Non-industrial office space divided into separate units owned and occupied by their respective owners. -
owner-occupied office
An undivided business workplace owned and occupied by the same person or organization. -
rental office
Desk-based commercial workplaces leased to occupants by a different property owner. -
work studio/atelier
Workspace reserved for non-industrial artistic, design, media-production, or other creative activity.
Related definitions
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institutional office
Administrative offices strongly identified with medical, educational, cultural, or charitable institutions, subject to exclusions. -
mass media
Specialized workspaces for producing, managing, recording, or broadcasting material for mass communication. -
trading center
Large spaces for commercial trading of financial products or commodities, including exchange trading areas.