Which is not typically included as covered property under the BPP Coverage Form?

In the context of the Business Personal Property (BPP) Coverage Form, unoccupied real estate is generally not considered covered property. The BPP specifically focuses on business personal property, which includes movable items that can be considered tangible and are used for business purposes. This typically encompasses items like equipment, inventory, and office furnishings, as well as the personal property of others that is in the insured's care, custody, or control, which is also covered under the BPP.

Buildings owned by the insured are included in the coverage but are typically covered under a different form, such as the Building Coverage form, rather than the BPP. Unoccupied real estate, on the other hand, does not align with the intent of the BPP since it covers items that are essential for the ongoing operation of a business. This distinction highlights the scope of the BPP, which emphasizes personal property used in business rather than real estate that is unoccupied or not generating income.