In the Palm Grove Office Complex Example, the Project Was

Multiple Choice

In the Palm Grove Office Complex example, the project was destined to be an ill-fated venture from its inception for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

A) The zoning laws of University City ultimately prevented the project's developers from starting the construction process
B) University City was not well-suited for large office space geared toward firms with greater than 25 employees
C) Palm Grove Office Complex lacked the visual exposure, convenient access, and parking that its competitors held significant comparative advantages in.
D) The structures were primarily designed as general-purpose office space, which excluded potential occupants such as laboratories or medical offices.