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Waterfront

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Definition

Waterfront property borders water—rivers, bays, creeks. It commands premium prices for recreation, views, and lifestyle appeal. The catch: environmental regulations often strictly limit development. Floodplain setbacks and wetland protections can prevent building where you want.

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Waterfront property commands premium pricing due to access, views, and recreational opportunities. Development may be restricted due to environmental regulations and riparian rights.

Pro Tip

Waterfront properties are beautiful but often have strict environmental restrictions. Understand building limitations before purchase. Premium prices don't guarantee the ability to build your dream home.

Example

A residential lot with 200 feet of river frontage suitable for home building.

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