Office and Business Spaces

Sectors / Office & Business

Offices costed on what the floorplate actually is

Occupiers, landlords and serviced-workspace operators pay rates, drainage and insurance on recorded floor areas that rarely match the fitted reality. Portrait measures the space, from single suites to whole buildings, and puts the records right.

Where the money sits

Where office records go wrong

NIA that no longer exists

Fit-outs, subdivisions and amenity conversions change net internal area. The rating entry seldom keeps up.

Serviced and shared space

Flexible layouts, shared floors and licence arrangements muddy who is rateable for what.

Lettable area proof

Leasing negotiations move on verified areas. A measured schedule ends the argument before it starts.

Both sides of the lease

For landlords and occupiers alike

An occupier wants the bill checked. A landlord wants the building leasable and the service charge defensible. The same measured capture serves both, and Landscape keeps every output available to whoever needs it next.

Suite-level or building-level capture

Rates, drainage and insurance reviewed from one dataset

Subletting and lettable-area packs on request