Class A properties are newer with high-quality amenities and finishes. They also tend to be desirably located with lifestyle or branding associated with the buildings. Class B properties tend to be older than Class A (though some older locations can maintain a Class A designation). Class B buildings have adequate or good construction and amenities but are not considered luxury spaces and have fewer amenities/less desirability than the Class A designation. Class C buildings are older buildings that are not as well located or amenitized.