Environmental
Wetlands on a property are significant in real estate because:
AThey increase property taxes automatically
BFederal and state regulations may restrict or prohibit development on wetlands✓ Correct
CWetlands improve the property's structural foundation
DThey must be drained before any construction permit is issued
Explanation
Wetlands are heavily regulated under the federal Clean Water Act (Section 404) and state laws. Filling or developing wetlands typically requires permits from the Army Corps of Engineers and state agencies.
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