Property Valuation
Plottage (assemblage) value refers to:
AThe value added when multiple adjacent parcels are combined into one larger parcel✓ Correct
BThe loss in value from over-improving a property
CThe additional value of agricultural land in Vermont's current use program
DThe premium paid for waterfront property in Vermont
Explanation
Plottage (or assemblage) refers to the increase in value when two or more adjacent parcels are combined into a single larger parcel. The combined value often exceeds the sum of the individual parcel values because the larger parcel has more utility.
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