Environmental
In Hawaii, what is a 'tsunami evacuation zone' and how does it affect real estate?
AA. A zone where development is completely prohibited
BB. A designated area that must be evacuated in the event of a tsunami warning; affects insurance costs and buyer perception✓ Correct
CC. A zone with reduced property taxes due to natural hazard risk
DD. An area exempt from property disclosure requirements
Explanation
Tsunami evacuation zones identify areas that must be evacuated during tsunami warnings. Location in these zones is a material fact affecting insurance costs, property values, and buyer decisions.
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