A special-purpose property is a building with unique features and limited uses, making its marketability niche-driven. Examples include churches, theaters, schools, or public utilities.
Unit value refers to the valuation of an entire business entity, such as a public utility or railroad. This valuation is crucial for purposes such as assessing property taxes.
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