Functional Depreciation


Definition of "Functional depreciation"

Leisa Ormsbee
  Realty Texas

A reduction in structural value from all reasons except physical failure. For example, a commercial building having an outdated elevator or electrical wiring system is experiencing functional depreciation.


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