Real Estate & Housing · Property measurement

Office Load Factor Calculator

Move between usable and rentable area and show both the rentable-to-usable multiplier and common-area add-on percentage.

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Exact entered decimals · no live property data

Use one consistent area unit and measurement basis unless a unit selector is provided. Separate schedule rows with semicolons or new lines, and row values with commas. Your values stay in this browser.

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Quick guide

How to use this calculator

  1. Enter amounts from the same property scenario and use consistent periods and units.
  2. Use visitor-entered rates and allowances from your own documents rather than assuming a local rule.
  3. Review the component results and the calculator-specific decision boundary before acting.

Calculation method

Calculation method

Load factor = rentable area ÷ usable area; add-on = (rentable − usable) ÷ usable × 100%.

Entered fixed decimals remain exact through rational arithmetic. Planar distance outputs that require square roots use bounded numerical evaluation. Values round only for display, and unsupported or undefined states return an explicit message.

Worked example

Worked example

Usable area of 10,000 and rentable area of 11,500 gives a 1.15 load factor and 15% add-on.

Load factor = rentable area ÷ usable area; add-on = (rentable − usable) ÷ usable × 100%.

Supported inputs

Precision and limits

International scope

No currency, market price, interest rate, tax, tenancy rule, planning code, lender policy, or measurement definition is supplied automatically.

Scenario, not a decision

Results are arithmetic scenarios from visitor-entered values—not an appraisal, loan approval, legal interpretation, planning determination, forecast, or professional recommendation.

Precision and privacy

Inputs accept bounded plain decimals and remain in this browser. The engine prevents invalid denominators and misleading non-finite results.

Calculator-specific boundary

Terminology differs by market and measurement standard. Confirm whether a quoted factor is a multiplier, an add-on percentage, or another defined ratio before comparing properties.

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