When Attempting to Build a Shopping Center the Size of Several

question 12

Multiple Choice

When attempting to build a shopping center the size of several city blocks a developer anticipates a holdout problem in his preferred location.Which of the following is not an option the developer has available to get around the holdout problem?

• A)Substituting to another location by building the shopping center on former farmland on the urban fringe.
• B)Lobbying the local government to use eminent domain on potential holdouts.
• C)Attempting to purchase the properties through dummy corporations to hide his true intent.
• D)Using contracts that increase everyone's sale price by a small percentage if everyone sells.

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