BOMA International Releases 2026 Mixed-Use Standard After ANSI Review
BOMA International has released its updated standard for measuring floor space in mixed-use properties. The BOMA Mixed-Use: Standard Methods of Measurement (BOMA Z65.6) is the third edition and has completed an ANSI review process.
The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International has published its latest standard for measuring floor space in mixed-use properties. The new BOMA Mixed-Use: Standard Methods of Measurement (BOMA Z65.6) represents the third edition of this document and has successfully undergone a review process by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
The update aims to provide a consistent and clear framework for measuring and reporting spaces within buildings that combine various functions, such as offices, retail, and residential units. This consistency is crucial for transparency and comparability in the commercial real estate market.
The standard is expected to influence international real estate practices by offering a unified approach to measurement. This should facilitate clearer transactions and valuations for property owners, tenants, and investors alike.
With the ANSI review now complete, the standard is poised for adoption, contributing to a more standardized and objective real estate sector.