What type of personal property does Commercial Property Coverage C protect?

Commercial Property Coverage C specifically provides protection for the personal property of others that is in the care, custody, or control of the insured. This type of coverage is especially relevant for businesses that may hold or store other people's property, such as retailers, contractors, or service providers.

The limit of coverage, as indicated, typically extends up to $2,500. This means that if there were damage or loss to those items, the policy would provide financial assistance to the insured in the event of a claim, up to that specified amount.

In contrast, the other options detail categories of property that are either owned by the insured or do not fall under the specific definition of "personal property of others." For instance, while the insured's business property and inventory are certainly valuable, they would fall under different coverage categories within the commercial property policies. Similarly, structures under construction would be covered under specific construction coverage provisions, not under Coverage C.

Hence, the focus of Coverage C is distinctly on the personal property that belongs to other people, reflecting its unique role within commercial property insurance.