Anything that adds to the value of property. Commonly used to describe a tenant’s use interest in fixtures added to the landlord’s building. May also refer to permanent changes made by a condominium unit-owner to his/her unit, such as the addition of new kitchen cabinets.
a term used to describe the property improvements made by a tenant to the apartment which he/she rents.
Tenant's modifications of leased space to fit his their particular needs. Up to 10% contents coverage inside the structure may be applied to insure against damage or destruction of improvements or betterments made by a tenant who does not carry coverage on the structure itself.
Improvements paid for by the tenant which add value to leased premises.
Additions or changes made by a lessee at his own cost to a building that he is occupying, which enhance its value. These become part of the realty and require special insurance consideration.
Permanent alterations which a tenant makes to the rented property which will not be removed when the tenant leaves.
Additions or changes made by a lessee at his own expense to property that may not legally be removed. Usually covered under the tenant's property coverage.
The use interest in fixtures, alterations, installations or additions made to a part of a building occupied but not owned by the named insured.
Additions or changes to a rented premises by a tenant at his own expense. Also called Tenant's Improvements.
