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Business, 13.02.2020 18:53, deadman7628
An appraiser is analyzing a vacant parcel of land that is zoned for general business. This zoning classification allows for almost any business enterprise, including some industrial uses. The appraiser believes the following values per acre are accurate:Possible Use Market Value per AcreIndustrial $200,000Office $240,000Retail $325,000If there was no other information available, what is the highest and best us of the property?a. Industrialb. Officec. Retaild. Residential
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