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        "text": "A feasibility assessment focuses on the practical and regulatory viability of a construction project on a specific site, identifying potential challenges and opportunities before building. It considers factors like zoning, site conditions, and utility access to determine if a project can be built as envisioned. A property appraisal, conversely, determines the market value of an existing property or land. While both involve evaluating a site, their purposes differ significantly: feasibility looks forward to building, appraisal looks at current market worth.",
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        "description": "A feasibility assessment evaluates a project's buildability and viability, while a property appraisal determines the market value of land or an existing property."
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  "description": "A feasibility assessment evaluates a project's buildability and viability, while a property appraisal determines the market value of land or an existing propert"
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