Commercial property is any place the property owner or the possessor of the property conducts business. For example, a law firm is a commercial property. They invite potential clients to come in and meet with a lawyer because they want their business. Bars, grocery stores, banks, offices, and restaurants are all commercial property. A property that is defined as commercial usually does not have any effect on the case. What matters is the status: invitee, licensee, or trespasser.