3. What is the difference between A, B and C class offices

There are different types of office building classification on the market. One of them and the most commonly used is the BOMA International classification, which differs three classes of office buildings: A, B, and C, where A stands for the highest standard, and C – the lowest.

Class A office buildings are the most expensive and prestigious buildings available on the market. They are characterized by a very high standard, interesting design and attention to detail in the finish; they also have the most modern technical infrastructure. Buildings of this class are dedicated to tenants who are looking for a representative seat for their company and appreciate a high standard and comfort of work. Class A office buildings are usually chosen by the largest domestic and international companies.

Class B office buildings are buildings with a slightly lower, but still good standard of finish, which are also very popular among tenants. Their standard and technical infrastructure are good, which allows them to operate smoothly, with lower rents per sq m. Very often, the choice of a B-class office building is taken by the owners of dynamically developing companies who do not yet want to incur additional costs related to renting space in higher-class office buildings, and at the same time want to take advantage of a good standard, locations close to communication nodes and professional management.

Class C office buildings are dedicated to tenants for whom the representativeness of the seat is not an important measure for choosing an office. They have an average standard and less modern technical infrastructure. The advantage of this class of office buildings is the favorable rent level.