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Which of the following best describes the principle of progression?

Correct Answer

A) A modest property's value is enhanced by association with better properties

Why this is correct: The principle of progression holds that a lower-value property benefits from being near higher-value properties. Its value is "pulled up" by the superior neighborhood. Why the other choices are wrong: "Property improvements should progress from most to least important" describes construction sequencing, not a valuation principle. "Market conditions progress through predictable cycles" refers to market cycles, not progression. "Property values increase over time due to inflation" describes appreciation, not the principle of progression. Exam tip: Progression = a lesser property gains value from better neighbors. Regression = a better property loses value from lesser neighbors.

Answer Options
A
A modest property's value is enhanced by association with better properties
B
Property improvements should progress from most to least important
C
Market conditions progress through predictable cycles
D
Property values increase over time due to inflation

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The principle of progression describes how a relatively modest property may receive value support from surrounding properties of higher quality or value, subject to actual market evidence.

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