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Difference between Floor Plans & Lease Plans

When it comes to buying or leasing a property, it’s important to understand the different types of plans that are used to represent the property’s layout. Two common types of plans used in the real estate industry are lease plans and floor plans. In this blog, we’ll take a look at the differences between the two.

Lease Plans:

A lease plan is a detailed plan of a property’s boundaries and the areas included in the lease. It is typically used in commercial and residential leases to define the extent of the tenant’s rights and obligations. A lease plan shows the property in relation to other properties and features, such as roads, buildings, and landmarks. It typically includes measurements, such as the property’s total area and the area being leased.

Floor Plans:

A floor plan is a detailed plan of a property’s interior layout. It shows the location and size of each room, the position of walls, doors, and windows, and the placement of fixtures and furniture. Floor plans are used to give potential buyers or renters an accurate representation of the property’s layout and dimensions. They are typically used in residential and commercial real estate listings.

Differences:

The main difference between a lease plan and a floor plan is their purpose. A lease plan is used to define the boundaries and areas included in a lease, while a floor plan is used to show the layout and dimensions of the interior of a property. A lease plan shows the property’s relation to other features, while a floor plan does not. Lease plans are typically used in commercial and residential leases, while floor plans are used in real estate listings for both residential and commercial properties.

Another difference is that lease plans typically include measurements of the entire property and the area being leased, while floor plans typically show the dimensions of each room and the overall size of the property. Lease plans are used to define legal boundaries and obligations, while floor plans are used to give potential buyers or renters an accurate representation of the property’s layout.

To conclude lease plans and floor plans are both important tools in the housing  industry, but they serve different purposes. A lease plan defines the boundaries and areas included in a lease, while a floor plan shows the layout and dimensions of the property’s interior. Both plans are useful in their respective applications, and understanding the differences between them is important when buying or leasing a property.

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