Property Ownership
In Tennessee, 'air rights' above a property can be:
AOnly used by the property owner for their own structures
BSold, leased, or transferred separately from the underlying land✓ Correct
COwned by the state government
DOnly relevant for agricultural properties
Explanation
Air rights (the right to develop the vertical space above a property) can be sold or leased separately from the land — commonly used in urban settings where developers purchase air rights from adjacent or nearby properties.
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