Boost your revenue – increase your rentable square footage by 5% this year!
Capture accurate measurements for your CRE spaces down to the last square foot and uncover hidden revenue across your entire portfolio.
Building Engines delivers industry-leading field measurement services to ensure your RSF metrics are always accurate and aligned with current BOMA or REBNY standards:
- We use modern laser and 3D technology for unquestioned accuracy
- Uncover new leasing and revenue opportunities so you’re always maximizing RSF
- Make smarter, data-driven decisions and gain new insight into your spaces
Our expert consultants have captured measurements for more than 244 million SF of commercial property. Talk to one of our experts today!
Fuel your decisions with CRE’s most comprehensive Measurement Services
Gain confidence in your data
We do the work for you! Building Engines uses modern laser and 3D technology to deliver accurate measurement data you can trust.
Uncover new revenue opportunities
Be sure you’re always maximizing rentable square footage when leasing or selling your commercial spaces.
Get help from the measurement experts
Our consultants are here to provide guidance on the best measurement methods to help you make better, data-driven decisions.
Maximize your RSF
Discover how Adams & Company uncovered $1M+ of revenue through better floor plans and measurement.
What’s included in our measurement services?
- On-site measurement of buildings contracted
- Full or partial building measurements (as needed)
- Core, shell and demising data, with option to include other existing conditions (interior partitions, etc.)
- Optional import of tenant occupancy data (names, suite numbers, lease per SF, upcoming expirations, etc.)
- CAD files for all measurements taken
- Plan Book including color-coded floor plans with CAD background files, area calculation reports, and more
Don’t leave your space measurements to chance.
See how Building Engines’ Measurement Services deliver the most accurate RSF data for commercial properties.
