A Certificate of Occupancy (C/O) is an official document issued by a local government authority that allows a newly constructed or renovated property to be legally occupied. It confirms that the building complies with all applicable building codes, zoning laws, and other local regulations ensuring the safety and health of occupants.
An occupancy permit, also known as a certificate of occupancy, is an essential document that certifies a building's compliance with local building codes and laws, permitting its use for commercial or residential purposes.
An outparcel, also known as a pad site, refers to a piece of property on the perimeter of a larger development, such as a shopping center, that is designated for singular commercial use.
