Property Valuation

In New York, the 'principle of conformity' holds that:

AA property's value is maximized when it conforms to a mortgage standard
BProperties achieve maximum value when they are used in conformity with surrounding land uses, maintaining reasonable architectural harmony and use consistency✓ Correct
CAll properties in a zoning district must be identical in design
DMarket value must conform to the assessed value

Explanation

The principle of conformity holds that properties achieve maximum value when their use and design are in reasonable harmony with the surrounding area. An over-improved property in a neighborhood of modest homes (violation of regression) or an under-improved property in an upscale neighborhood (violation of progression) will not achieve full value.

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