Environmental
What is 'noise pollution' in the context of Delaware real estate value?
ASound recorded on a home inspection report
BExcessive noise from nearby roads, airports, railroads, or industrial facilities that diminishes property desirability and value✓ Correct
CNoise from neighbors that creates a nuisance claim
DBuilding mechanical system noise that requires disclosure
Explanation
Noise pollution from external sources (airports, highways, industrial facilities) is a form of external obsolescence that can significantly reduce property values and desirability. It is a material fact requiring consideration in appraisals.
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