Definition
A metric that pretends all square feet are created equal, whether they're in a penthouse or a basement. It's the real estate version of judging a book by counting the pages without reading any of them.
Example Usage
At $500 per square foot, this closet-sized studio in Manhattan is actually a bargain compared to the shoebox next door at $600.
Source: Real estate valuation metrics
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See “price per square foot” in Corporate Speak, Gen-Z Slang, Pirate Speak, and more.
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