In this article, you'll learn:

• The differences between Class A, B, and C commercial buildings.
• What distinguishes Class A buildings, including amenities and cost.
• Why Class B properties offer a balance between price and quality.
• How location and market competitiveness affect building classification.

Like most people's grades in school, buildings typically get classed as A, B or C. These grades are relative and frequently assigned by a landlord or a broker who has a motivation to assign the highest grade possible. However, they can also be a helpful tool to compare buildings on the basis of quality, tenant experience, and likely occupancy cost.