Property Valuation
What is 'paired sales analysis' in real estate appraisal?
AComparing two appraisals of the same property done at different times
BComparing two properties that are identical in all respects except one feature to isolate the market value contribution of that specific feature✓ Correct
CAnalyzing sales data from two different market periods to identify trends
DPairing residential properties with commercial properties to determine a blended value
Explanation
Paired sales analysis (matched pair analysis) isolates the contribution of a specific feature to market value by comparing two otherwise identical properties that differ in only that one feature (e.g., one with a pool and one without). The difference in sale prices represents the market's valuation of that feature.
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