Which statement about land's characteristics is accurate?

• A. It is immobile
• B. It is easily moved
• C. It is intangible
• D. It depreciates rapidly

Answer: (A)

Land’s immobility is a defining trait in real estate. It cannot be moved from its location, so where a parcel sits—its situs—drives its value and how it’s used. This fixed nature means buyers and investors focus on location, access, and surrounding development because the land itself cannot be relocated. The other statements don’t fit: land is a tangible, physical asset, not something intangible; you can’t physically move land; and, for accounting purposes, land typically does not depreciate—unlike improvements or buildings, which wear out or become outdated over time.