Property Ownership
Trade fixtures in Arizona commercial real estate are:
AAlways considered real property and cannot be removed
BPersonal property installed by a tenant for trade purposes that typically remain personal property and can be removed✓ Correct
COnly fixtures attached by the landlord
DFixtures that transfer with the commercial property at any sale
Explanation
Trade fixtures are items installed by a business tenant for their trade or business. They remain the tenant's personal property and can typically be removed before lease expiration, provided the tenant repairs any damage caused by removal.
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