Land Use & Zoning
The Colorado counties of Eagle, Summit, and Pitkin are all considered 'resort and second-home markets.' A real estate concern unique to these areas is:
AHigher-than-average industrial zoning restrictions
BHousing affordability for the local workforce alongside high market values driven by vacation demand✓ Correct
CVery low property tax rates that reduce funding for local services
DProhibition on short-term vacation rentals
Explanation
Colorado resort counties face a tension between high second-home demand that drives up property values and the inability of local service workers to afford housing. This has led to workforce housing programs, inclusionary zoning, and deed-restricted affordable housing in these communities.
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