Environmental
In Missouri, the proximity of a property to a 'Superfund' (CERCLA) site can affect it by:
AAutomatically increasing its value due to cleanup efforts
BPotential contamination migration, stigma effects, and cleanup liability concerns that decrease value and marketability✓ Correct
COnly affecting commercial properties
DHaving no effect if a buffer zone exists
Explanation
Nearby Superfund sites in Missouri can reduce property values through contamination plume migration (groundwater, soil vapor), stigma effects on the surrounding area, and potential liability. Phase I ESA review of nearby sites is standard practice.
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