Balcony


Definition of "Balcony"

S. Jay Siegall
S. Jay Siegall SUN Realty USA

(1) Platform extending beyond (external to) the regular apartment or premises and enclosed by a railing. It is a desirable feature to most tenants. (2) Highest floor in a theater. It is more difficult to see the show, but the tickets are cheaper.

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