Principles of Real EstateQuestion 24 of 120
The physical characteristic of land meaning that no two parcels are exactly alike is known as:
a.Indestructibility
b.Immobility
c.Scarcity
d.Nonhomogeneity (uniqueness)
Explanation
Nonhomogeneity, also called heterogeneity or uniqueness, means every parcel of land differs at least by location. This is one of the physical characteristics of land, along with immobility and indestructibility. Uniqueness supports the legal remedy of specific performance in real estate contracts.
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