Grade Definition
Office buildings are generally categorised into one of three classes which may be defined as follows:

Grade ‘A’
Modern specification building with high quality finishes incorporating a suspended ceiling, raised floor or underfloor trunking, in prime location.

Grade ‘B’
Medium quality building in prime location or Grade ‘A’ standard building but in secondary location.

Grade ‘C’
Basic specification or older building, with poor quality finishes, usually located in a non-core location.