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| Grooved joint
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Joint, between a fence post and rail, in which a mitered end rail is fit into a cut groove in the fence post. |
| Groover
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(1) Hand tool used to set sheet metal seams. (2) Hand tool, also called a jointer, which is used to form an indentation or groove, in wet concrete. |
| Gross area
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The total floor area of a structure, in square feet, measured from the outside. |
| Gross calorific value
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The heat produced by combusting a specific quantity and volume of fuel in an oxygen-bomb colorimeter under specific conditions. |
| Gross domestic product (gdp)
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Measurement of the value of all goods and services produced by the economy within its boundaries and is the nation's broadest gauge of economic health. GDP is normally stated in annual terms, though data are compiled and released quarterly. The government gives a preliminary figure every quarter and revises it twice. GDP is often a measure of the state of the economy. |
| Gross generation
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The total amount of electricity produced by a power plant. |
| Gross income
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Total income of a household before expenses and taxes are subtracted. |
| Gross income multiplier
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Also known as gross rent multiplier. Method used to compute the price of an income-producing property by dividing the asking or market price of the property by the current gross rental income. If the current gross rental income is $30,000 and the asking price is $300,000, the gross income multiplier is 10. |
| Gross leasable area (gla)
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Building's total floor area, in square feet, designed for tenant leasing. |
| Gross lease
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Rental in which the lessor pays all operating costs such as taxes, utilities, insurance and maintenance, in addition to the rent. |
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