Definition of Modified BOMA
When referring to the rules for measuring the square footage of commercial properties, the term “Modified BOMA” usually refers to a method of measuring square feet that the landlord has created, using one of the BOMA standards as a basis. For example, a landlord may feel that the BOMA standard for minimum ceiling height is too restrictive for a property that has a substantial amount of square feet with low-ceiling storage space, so the landlord will modify that part of the BOMA standard.
Also see the Definition of BOMA.
DISCLOSURE: Some of the definitions of leasing terms in this glossary have been tailored to reflect the common practice in the leasing of smaller-sized commercial properties in Northern California. These definitions are not intended to be the legal definitions that would typically be used in a legal proceeding.
