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    Operating expenses

    Cash outlays necessary to operate and maintain a property. Examples of operating expenses include real estate taxes, property insurance, property management and maintenance expenses, utilities, and legal or accounting expenses. Operating expenses do not include capital expenditures, debt service, or cost recovery.

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    Operating expense stop

    A negotiable amount at which the owner’s contribution to operating expenses stops. It also can be stated as the amount above which the tenant is responsible for its pro rata share of operating expenses.

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    Office property

    A commercial property type used to maintain or occupy professional or business offices. Such properties typically house management and staff operations. The term office can refer to whole buildings, floors, parts of floors, and office parks. ...

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    Office gap

    The difference between the demand for office space and the supply of office space by property type, submarket, sector, or user classification in a given geographic market.

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    Office

    Low-rise - Fewer than seven stories high above ground level.
    Mid-rise - Between seven and twenty-five stories above ground level
    High-rise - Higher than twenty-five stories above ground level. [BOMA]

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    Occupancy cost

    The actual dollars paid out by the tenant to occupy the space. It can be expressed in either pre-tax or after-tax dollars.

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    Obsolescence

    In reference to the inadequacy, disuse, outdated, or nonfunctionality of facilities, infrastructure, products, or production technologies due to effects of time, changing market conditions, or decay (a factor considered in depreciation to cov...

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    Non-household population

    That portion of the total population that is not considered to be part of the local residential housing market; composed of individuals living in dormitory-like facilities (including military bases) or institutional settings (such as students...

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    Non-basic employment

    Employment that is considered to be of the nonexport-oriented variety: employment not associated with export-oriented activities. Nonbasic employment is best characterized by industries and activities that produce goods and services exclusive...

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