How are property owners and tenants compensated if they must move for a project?
The LRA must pay fair market value for any property obtained through condemnation. If a fair price cannot be agreed upon, a court determines the fair market value. The LRA also pays relocation costs to businesses and residents. Relocation compensation includes a wide variety of costs such as business closure, new business cards and advertising the new address. Unlike the open market, in a reinvestment project, tenants have the same rights to relocation assistance as property owners and are justly compensated.
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