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Oregon's Urban Growth Boundary affects real estate by:

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B) Limiting developable land supply within cities, potentially increasing property values inside the boundary while preserving farm/forest land outside

UGBs restrict urban expansion, concentrating development within boundaries. This limits land supply, can increase property values inside boundaries, and preserves agricultural and forest land outside. Every Oregon city must have a UGB.

Answer Options
A
No effect
B
Limiting developable land supply within cities, potentially increasing property values inside the boundary while preserving farm/forest land outside
C
Allowing unlimited sprawl
D
Only in Portland

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Related Topics & Key Terms

Related Topics:

Oregon Senate Bill 100LCDC and DLCDOregon Statewide Planning GoalsExclusive Farm Use (EFU) zoningMeasure 37 and Measure 49

Key Terms:

Urban Growth BoundaryUGBSenate Bill 100DLCDland use planningOregon statewide planning goals

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