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Square footage and dimensions can easily become the focus of a dispute, which is why some owners try to keep them out of a lease or attached floor plans. If you have to include square footage or dimensions in certain circumstances—for example, if you’re dealing with a highly desirable prospective tenant that demands this inclusion, or the fixed rent or a rent escalation is governed by a formula that includes the square footage number, make protective changes to two standard lease clauses.
