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> > you cannot destroy it, > is this really true? Practically speaking, yes. The value of a parcel is largely from its location/proximity to metro areas. I've
by libria 4y ago
> > you cannot destroy it,
> is this really true?
Practically speaking, yes. The value of a parcel is largely from its location/proximity to metro areas. I've never heard of someone destroying residential property directly through chemicals or radioactivity, though value can be greatly diminished by local antagonistic developments or rezoning it unfavorably.
- happyopossum 4y ago> I've never heard of someone destroying residential property directly through chemicals or radioactivity Are you kidding me? Look up Superfund sites, and tell me they didn’t affect property values around them.