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A real estate broker is preparing a market analysis for a client's condominium unit in Brooklyn. The building has both condominium units and rental units owned by the sponsor. How should the broker account for this mixed-use structure in the valuation?

Correct Answer

C) Focus on comparable condominium sales while noting any impact from the rental component on building operations

The broker should focus on comparable condominium sales for valuation while noting how the rental component might affect building operations, maintenance, or desirability. The individual unit is still a condominium with real property ownership, so condo comparables remain most relevant, but the mixed-use nature should be considered as a factor that might influence value.

Answer Options
A
Use only other mixed-use buildings as comparables since pure condo buildings are not comparable
B
Value the unit as a rental property since part of the building generates rental income
C
Focus on comparable condominium sales while noting any impact from the rental component on building operations
D
Apply a discount to all comparables since mixed-use buildings are less desirable than pure condominiums

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