§ 680.310.Property

This is the broadest property-related definition in the chapter, sitting above both "personal property" (§ 680.290) and "real property" (§ 680.320). It also reaches beyond outright ownership to include any interest in property -- a partial interest, a future interest, a leasehold, or any other legally recognized stake -- rather than just fee-simple title.

Framing the term this broadly matters because a judgment debtor's assets often come in fractional or contingent forms: a co-tenant's share of a house, a beneficiary's interest in a trust, an option to purchase. By defining "property" to reach any interest rather than only complete ownership, the Enforcement of Judgments Law keeps those partial and contingent stakes within its enforcement reach.