Though Difficult to Accurately Measure, the Market Value of U

Multiple Choice

Though difficult to accurately measure, the market value of U.S. real estate held by non-real estate corporations is estimated to exceed $12.5 trillion. All of the following are examples of noninvestible commercial real estate EXCEPT:

A) Medical office buildings owned by the hospital
B) Branch offices owned by the bank
C) Plant and equipment owned by steel corporations
D) Assembly plant building owned by a group of investors as part of an LLC