Property Valuation
In South Dakota, 'gross living area' (GLA) in residential appraisal typically includes:
AAll square footage including unfinished basement and garage
BFinished, heated above-grade living space only✓ Correct
CTotal lot square footage
DAll finished areas including basement
Explanation
Gross living area (GLA) in residential appraisal refers to finished, heated, above-grade living space. Unfinished basement areas, garages, and below-grade spaces are excluded from GLA but may be noted separately in the appraisal.
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