What type of value is not included under "building" in commercial property insurance?

The choice that refers to building materials for future renovation is not included under the definition of "building" in commercial property insurance. This is because commercial property insurance typically covers structures that are completed and functional. Items that are designated for future construction or renovation, such as building materials, do not qualify as part of the insured building until they are utilized in the construction process.

In the context of commercial property policies, the term "building" generally encompasses the structure itself, along with components that are permanently affixed to it, such as air conditioning units and signs. Items like a live palm tree or renovation materials are viewed differently; one is a living entity that doesn’t contribute to the structural integrity and the other is not yet integrated into the building. Hence, any materials that are yet to be installed or used in renovations do not fall within the current coverage of the building as per insurance definitions.