What characterizes a stigmatized property?

A stigmatized property is characterized by having a negative perception or reputation due to an undesirable event that has occurred on or near the property. This event can include instances such as a crime, a death, or paranormal activity, which may lead potential buyers or renters to avoid the property for fear of its history or associated stigma. The key factor is that the property's marketability is affected by these perceptions, despite its physical attributes or condition.

In this context, the options involving a perfect inspection report, an appealing ocean view, and a location in a high-value area do not relate to the concept of stigma. A property with a perfect inspection report suggests it is in excellent condition, while a property with a view of the ocean typically carries positive associations. Likewise, a property situated in a high-value area is often seen as desirable and beneficial for investment. None of these attributes would contribute to a property's stigmatization.