- Definition: Frontage
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The number of lineal feet a building has facing the main traffic street or mall. Most retailers are accustomed to pay rent on a “front foot” basis. Therefore their “frontage” becomes far more important than the depth of the store when determining what a property might be worth. This tends to reduce the value of existing stores that exceed 150 feet of depth such as discounters.
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