Commercial property means property formerly or currently used primarily for business, retail, governmental or professional purposes.
Commercial property means that term as defined in section 2 of the obsolete property rehabilitation act, 2000 PA 146, MCL 125.2782.
Commercial property means property classified as commercial, industrial, railroad, utility, or multiresidential for property tax purposes under rules 701—71.1(405,427A,428,441,499B), 701—76.1(434), and 701—77.1(428,433,437,438).
Examples of Commercial property in a sentence
The Assignee/Bank shall pay only the outstanding maintenance charges (including late penalty charges, sinking fund, quit rent and assessment) which is unpaid for up to a maximum of 6 years preceding the successful auction date, and subject always to a maximum amount as follows :- • 50% of the reserve price for Commercial property.
The Assignee/Bank shall pay only the outstanding maintenance charges (including late penalty charges, sinking fund, quit rent and assessment) which is unpaid for up to a maximum of 6 years preceding the successful auction date, and subject always to a maximum amount as follows :- 50% of the reserve price for Commercial property.
More Definitions of Commercial property
Commercial property means a building used in a trade or business or held for the production of income.
Commercial property means real property on which is located a business, government, or nonprofit establishment.
Commercial property means that term as defined in
Commercial property means all property, or portions of property, not included in the classes of property defined in subsections 1, 4, 11, and 12.
Commercial property means real property other than
Commercial property means a property operated for commercial purposes, or a
Commercial property means a building used for retail, office, or other business uses not otherwise classified as residential use pursuant to the Iowa state building code.