What type of lease is generally not divided into rooms?

A loft lease is a specific type of lease that typically pertains to rental agreements for loft-style living or workspaces, which are characterized by large, open areas and high ceilings. These spaces are often converted from industrial buildings and are designed for flexibility in layout and use. As a result, loft leases usually encompass the entire open space without the traditional subdivision into separate rooms or areas, allowing tenants to utilize the space in a way that best fits their needs, such as for artistic studios or open-concept living.

Other lease types, such as triple net leases, ground leases, and commercial leases, can often incorporate sections or rooms as they pertain to various property types, including retail and office spaces, which are typically divided into individual rooms or sections for tenant use. In contrast, the intent and design behind a loft lease emphasize a more fluid and expansive environment, ultimately making it distinct in its structure and leasing arrangements.