Tenants Improvements and Betterments insurance is designed to protect which of the following?

• A. Landlord’s overall property
• B. Tenant’s improvements to leased space
• C. The building's structural components
• D. Inventory in storage

Answer: (B)

Tenant Improvements and Betterments coverage focuses on the enhancements a tenant makes to leased space, such as built-in fixtures, partitions, custom flooring, or cabinetry. It is designed to pay to repair or replace those improvements if the space is damaged by a covered peril, allowing the tenant to restore the premises to its prior condition without bearing the full cost of the improvements themselves. It does not cover the landlord’s overall property, the building’s structural components, or the tenant’s inventory stored elsewhere, which are handled by other forms of coverage. So the best fit is protection for the tenant’s improvements to leased space.