How do I read dollars per square foot per year versus dollars per month on a San Antonio commercial lease observation?

How do I read dollars per square foot per year versus dollars per month on a San Antonio commercial lease observation?

The published observations with a stated base rent were read from 2026-10-07 through 2026-11-06; each date is when a listing was read, not a lease start. $/SF/yr means dollars per square foot per year. 23 observations use that unit. $/month means dollars per month for the suite, not per square foot. 11 observations use that unit. Per square foot per year example: 9342 SE Loop 410 Unit A-17 is published at /suites/24fbd27924302edd. The stored baseRent is 19.5. The stored baseRentUnit is $/SF/yr, which means dollars per square foot per year. The stored availableSquareFeet is 4000. The observation date is 2026-11-06. Reading the stated unit against the stated area: 19.5 times 4000 is 78000 dollars per year for that stated area. That product is not a stored baseRent. The ledger does not state a monthly figure for this suite, so Fact Lease does not convert 78000. Dollars per month example: Office 18 at 630 Broadway Office Suites is published at /suites/36fcef9698eac405. The stored baseRent is 750. The stored baseRentUnit is $/month, which means dollars per month for the suite. The stored availableSquareFeet is 135. The observation date is 2026-11-04. Dividing 750 by 135 would produce a per-square-foot rent the listing did not state, so Fact Lease does not divide them. Those stored numbers are not the same kind of figure. Fact Lease does not average them and does not convert one into the other. The asking-rent snapshot is a separate median and does not replace a stored baseRent. The longer unit guide is /san-antonio/asking-rent. Counts by use type are at /san-antonio/stated-rents. Fact Lease never estimates a missing rent. Observations do not confirm vacancy.