Measurements Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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What does IPMS stand for?

A

International Property Measurement Standards

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2
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True or False: IPMS provides a uniform approach to measuring property.

A

True

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3
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Fill in the blank: The main goal of IPMS is to create consistency in __________ across different countries.

A

property measurement

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4
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Which organization is responsible for developing IPMS?

A

The International Property Measurement Standards Coalition (IPMSC)

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5
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What year was the first version of the IPMS published?

A

2014

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6
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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a benefit of IPMS? A) Increased transparency B) Improved comparability C) Higher property taxes D) Enhanced data accuracy

A

C) Higher property taxes

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7
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What key principle underlies the IPMS?

A

Standardization of property measurement practices

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8
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True or False: IPMS is only applicable to commercial properties.

A

False

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9
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What is the primary purpose of adopting IPMS in real estate?

A

To provide a clear and consistent basis for property measurement worldwide.

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10
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Fill in the blank: IPMS aims to facilitate better __________ for investors and stakeholders.

A

decision-making

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11
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What is the definition of Net Internal Area (NIA)?

A

Net Internal Area (NIA) is the usable area within a building, excluding walls, corridors, and other non-usable spaces.

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True or False: Net Internal Area includes structural elements such as columns and walls.

A

False

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13
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Fill in the blank: Net Internal Area is typically measured in __________.

A

square meters or square feet

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14
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Which of the following is NOT included in the calculation of Net Internal Area? A) Offices B) Staircases C) Restrooms D) Storage rooms

A

B) Staircases

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15
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What is the primary purpose of calculating the Net Internal Area in building measurements?

A

To determine the usable space available for occupancy and activities within the building.

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16
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What does Gross External Area (GEA) measure?

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Gross External Area measures the total area of a building, including all external walls and any external structures.

17
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True or False: Gross External Area includes the area of internal walls.

18
Q

Fill in the blank: Gross External Area is typically expressed in __________.

A

square meters or square feet

19
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Which of the following is NOT included in the Gross External Area? A) Roof overhangs B) Balconies C) Internal staircases

A

C) Internal staircases

20
Q

What is the primary purpose of calculating Gross External Area?

A

The primary purpose is to assess the total space of a building for valuation, planning, and regulatory compliance.

21
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What buildings are included in the IPMS All buildings?

A

IPMS all buildings is applicable to all types of buildings independent of their use or their occupation.

IPMS are sufficiently flexible to apply to different purpose such as Valuation/Transaction and property management.

23
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What is IPMS 3 used for?

A

Exclusive occupation use areas

24
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What is IPMS 3.2?

A

The floor area available on an exclusive basis to occupier measured internally.

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What is IPMS 3B?
An internal measurement including internal walls, etc - equates somewhat to GIA (Gross internal area) Used for marketing and valuation purposes.
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What is IPMS 3C
An internal measurement excluding internal walls, etc Equates somewhat to EFA
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In IPMS 3B Residental what is included but stated separately
Attics, basement/cellar Balconies Garages Limited use areas