Question 1

What is a lease outline drawing?

Accepted Answer

A lease outline drawing, or LOD, is a dimensioned exhibit of one leased space and its shopping center. It shows suite lines, area, frontage, signage and access on a single sheet so brokers, tenants and buyers are reading the same plan.

Question 2

How fast are drawings delivered?

Accepted Answer

Lease outline drawings are delivered in 24 hours, complete site plan sets in 48 hours, and revisions the same day. Turnaround is counted from receipt of the property address, tenant list, survey or title commitment, and photos.

Question 3

What do you need to start a drawing?

Accepted Answer

Send the property address, the tenant list with square footages if available, a survey or the title commitment and plat, and recent photos. Utility bills are optional and help with existing-conditions sets.

Question 4

Do the drawings require a licensed survey?

Accepted Answer

No. Drawings are exhibits for leasing, marketing and due diligence, compiled from client documents and public data. They are not boundary surveys, engineering designs or permit documents; where a licensed survey exists, it governs.

Question 5

What format are drawings delivered in?

Accepted Answer

Vector PDFs sized 24 × 36 inches for printing, plus 11 × 17 copies, with a tenant roster and parking counts where the scope calls for them.

Question 6

Do the samples on this site show client information?

Accepted Answer

No. Tenant names, owner information and property addresses are blacked out in every sample sheet; the drawings show the format and level of detail only.