Square Footage Disclosure Sample Clauses

Square Footage Disclosure. The approximate square footage of the Unit is square feet as measured by 4240 Architecture from the as-built building plans. Measurement may not be exact and is not for loan, valuation or other purposes. If exact square footage is a concern, Purchaser should independently measure and verify the square footage of the Unit. Further, Purchaser acknowledges that the foregoing square footage disclosure is based upon the architectural method, which measures square footage from the outside edge of all exterior walls and demising walls between the Unit and Common Elements (such as corridors) and from the mid-point of all demising walls between units, and is often used as the measurement in architectural plans. Another method, typically used in condominium maps and recorded condominium declarations, varies from the architectural method and measures square footage from the inside edge of exterior walls and from the inside edge of demising walls. Accordingly, any square footage measurements listed or referred to in the Map, the Declaration and in public records will vary from the square footage disclosed above. Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that square footage calculations may be made in a variety of manners and Purchaser will have no right to rescind this Agreement, nor will Purchaser be entitled to any claim for breach of this Agreement or adjustment of the Purchase Price, on account of alleged discrepancies in square footage calculations. PURCHASER HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGES THAT PURCHASER HAS REVIEWED AND ACCEPTED THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND HAS EITHER INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED SQUARE FOOTAGES CONTAINED THEREIN OR ELECTED NOT TO DO SO.
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Square Footage Disclosure. Buyer acknowledges that Seller makes no warranties as to the precise square footage of the subject property, and that total square footage is not a material element of the purchase price agreed to by the parties. Buyer further acknowledges that it is Buyer’s responsibility to verify precise square footage in the event Buyer wishes to confirm same. Any statement of total square footage contained in materials provided by Seller to Buyer, including without limitation plans, drawings, specifications, marketing brochures, and/diagrams, should be deemed reliable but not guaranteed and Buyer acknowledges that actual square footage may vary from the amount shown in such materials.
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Square Footage Disclosure. The approximate square footage of the Unit is [Unit 517: 2,409 square feet; Unit 433: 2,428 square feet] as disclosed by the records of the Pitkin County’s Assessor’s Office on August 16, 2019. Measurement may not be exact and is not for loan, valuation or other purposes. If exact square footage is a concern, Purchaser should independently measure and verify the square footage of the Unit. Further, Purchaser acknowledges that the foregoing square footage disclosure is based upon the architectural method, which measures square footage from the outside edge of all exterior walls and demising walls between the Unit and Common Elements (such as corridors) and from the mid-point of all demising walls between units, and is often used as the measurement in architectural plans. Another method, typically used in condominium maps and recorded condominium declarations, varies from the architectural method and measures square footage from the inside edge of exterior walls and from the inside edge of demising walls. Accordingly, any square footage measurements listed or referred to in the Map, the Declaration and in public records will vary from the square footage disclosed above. Purchaser acknowledges and agrees that square footage calculations may be made in a variety of manners and Purchaser will have no right to rescind this Agreement, nor will Purchaser be entitled to any claim for breach of this Agreement or adjustment of the Purchase Price, on account of alleged discrepancies in square footage calculations.
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Square Footage Disclosure. Broker has provided Seller a form labeled “Square Footage Disclosure” at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.state.co.us/real-estate/index.htm. Seller shall complete and provide the required Square Footage Disclosure to Broker.
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