The front part of a building or property facing a street or public space; the distance or extent of a property that faces forward.
From 'front' plus the noun suffix '-age' (indicating state or condition). Emerged in Middle English and Old French as property law developed around physical property boundaries.
Prime retail frontage on major streets costs exponentially more because visibility equals foot traffic equals profits—location is literally worth measuring in linear feet!
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