Environmental
Radon is a particular concern in NJ real estate because New Jersey:
AHas no radon risk
BHas significant areas with elevated radon levels, especially in northern counties with granite geology✓ Correct
CMandates radon testing only in commercial buildings
DProhibits radon testing during a transaction
Explanation
New Jersey has significant radon risk, particularly in northern counties (Morris, Warren, Sussex) where granite-based soils release radon gas. NJ encourages radon testing in all home sales.
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