NLA (Net Lettable Area) Survey is a measurement for a commercial office tenancy or building. Suitable for all leasing applications & rental determinations.

At GeospatialWorx, we deliver Net Lettable Area (NLA) Surveys in accordance with the Property Council of Australia’s (PCA) Method of Measurement, providing landlords, tenants, and property managers with accurate, transparent, and legally defensible area data—so every m² is right for leases, disclosure, and valuations.
A Net Lettable Area (NLA) Survey measures the lettable portion of a commercial or retail tenancy/building in line with the Property Council of Australia (PCA) Method of Measurement.It is typically measured to the internal face of the dominant portion of perimeter walls and excludes common areas, amenities. service rooms, stairs, lifts and vertical penetrations—providing a clear, defensible figure for leasing.
1. Site Measurement
Using Leica 3D laser scanners and total stations, we capture accurate measurements of all internal boundaries, walls, and features defining the lettable space.
2. Data Analysis & Calculation
Our team calculates Net Lettable Areas based on PCA standards — ensuring consistency across buildings and tenancies.
3. Quality Review & Compliance Check
Every survey undergoes a quality assurance process to confirm PCA compliance and accuracy to within millimetre tolerance.
4. Deliverables
Final survey outputs include digital plans, area tables, and certification suitable for inclusion in lease documentation or valuation reports.
GeospatialWorx delivers PCA-compliant NLA surveys that make lease areas clear, defensible, and audit ready— so every m² counts where it matters most.
