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Value in use estimates the value of property based on what?

  1. Its location

  2. Its use or purpose

  3. The current market trends

  4. Its historical significance

The correct answer is: Its use or purpose

Value in use estimates the value of property by evaluating its specific use or purpose. This method takes into consideration the unique characteristics and potential income generation of the property, rather than just its location or current market trends. A property may have a prime location but if it is not being utilized effectively, its value in use may still be low. Similarly, a property may have historical significance but if it is not being used for its intended purpose, its value in use may not reflect that. Therefore, option B is the most accurate as it directly measures the property's value based on its use and purpose. Options A, C, and D may be factors that contribute to a property's overall value, but they do not specifically measure its value in use.