Environmental
A Minnesota property is near the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport (MSP). Which environmental concern is most relevant for buyers?
APFAS contamination in drinking water
BNoise pollution affecting property values and quality of life✓ Correct
CRunway fuel contamination in all nearby soils
DAircraft exhaust causing indoor air quality problems
Explanation
Properties near MSP Airport are subject to aircraft noise, which can significantly affect quality of life and property values. The Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) has noise mitigation programs and has acquired some properties in the highest noise exposure zones.
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