Property Valuation
In Louisiana, the 'gross living area' (GLA) of a residential property used in appraisals typically includes:
AAll enclosed square footage including garages and basements
BThe heated and cooled above-grade living area — excluding garages, unheated spaces, and below-grade areas✓ Correct
COnly bedrooms and bathrooms
DAll square footage shown on the property tax records
Explanation
GLA in residential appraisals typically refers to the above-grade, heated and cooled living area. Garages, unfinished basements, and below-grade finished areas may be noted separately but are generally not included in the GLA calculation.
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