What type of property is covered under Commercial Coverage B?

Commercial Coverage B is designed to cover business personal property that is not permanently fixed to the building structure. This includes items like inventory, furniture, equipment, and other movable assets essential for business operations.

The focus of Coverage B is on property that businesses utilize but do not own the physical space it occupies, hence allowing for flexibility in coverage. In a commercial context, this would typically pertain to movable assets that can be easily relocated and are integral to the business's operations, facilitating smooth day-to-day functions.

The other types of property mentioned in the choices present distinctions that do not align with the purpose of Coverage B. For instance, personal property exclusively refers to possessions owned by individuals, rather than businesses. Property leased from third parties might have separate coverage considerations under different terms or policies, and buildings built for specific use would likely fall under different coverage categories that focus on the physical structure rather than movable business property.