Property Valuation
External obsolescence (economic obsolescence) is caused by factors:
AWithin the property itself, such as a bad floor plan
BOutside the property's boundaries, such as highway construction nearby or neighborhood decline✓ Correct
CDue to the age and physical deterioration of the structure
DRelated to the property's lot size only
Explanation
External (economic) obsolescence results from factors outside the property, such as nearby freeway construction, industrial development, neighborhood decline, or adverse economic conditions. It is generally incurable because the property owner cannot control external factors.
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