Land Use & Zoning
Missouri's 'historic preservation' designations affect real estate because:
AThey automatically increase assessed value by 50%
BThey restrict alterations and demolition of designated historic properties but may provide tax credits✓ Correct
CThey require MREC approval for all sales
DThey prevent any changes to the property indefinitely
Explanation
Historic designations in Missouri (National Register of Historic Places, local landmarks) impose restrictions on alterations and demolition. However, Missouri's historic tax credit program can offset rehabilitation costs, making historic properties more attractive investments.
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