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When appraising properties in New York State, all of the following situations would typically support using the cost approach EXCEPT:

Correct Answer

A) A cooperative apartment building in Queens

A cooperative apartment building would not typically use the cost approach because co-ops in New York represent personal property (shares in a corporation) rather than real property. The cost approach is designed for real property valuation and is not well-suited for the unique ownership structure of cooperatives.

Answer Options
A
A cooperative apartment building in Queens
B
A newly constructed single-family home in Albany
C
A special-purpose property like a church in Rochester
D
An insurance appraisal for replacement cost in Buffalo

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