Property Valuation
The economic principle of 'conformity' in real estate holds that:
AAll properties in a neighborhood should be the same price
BProperty value is maximized when uses are compatible and properties are similar in style and quality✓ Correct
CProperties must conform to all zoning regulations
DAppraisers must conform to USPAP standards
Explanation
The principle of conformity holds that properties achieve maximum value when their use and design are compatible with neighboring properties. A residential neighborhood of similar-quality homes will maintain higher values than one with mixed sizes and qualities.
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