Property Valuation
In Delaware, what is the 'three-stage' neighborhood life cycle in order?
ADecline → Growth → Stability
BGrowth → Stability → Decline✓ Correct
CStability → Growth → Decline
DGrowth → Decline → Stability
Explanation
The traditional neighborhood life cycle progresses through: Growth (new development, rising demand and values), Stability/Equilibrium (mature, relatively stable values), and Decline (aging, decreasing demand and values). A fourth stage — Revitalization — may occur.
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