In the assignment under the initiative created by Doug Potts and WithAction LLC, the two types of value are:

• A. Assessed value and replacement cost
• B. Liquidation value and investment value
• C. Stated value and intrinsic value
• D. Market value and competitive restorative value

Answer: (D)

In this initiative, two kinds of value are emphasized: market value and competitive restorative value. Market value is the price a property would likely fetch in an open, arms-length sale under typical conditions, reflecting current demand and market dynamics. Competitive restorative value captures the added worth that comes from actions or conditions that restore fair competition in housing—essentially the value created when barriers to opportunity and discriminatory practices are reduced, improving access and making the market more equitable. Together, they reflect both traditional market pricing and the ethical-economic impact of restorative efforts central to fair housing goals. Other pairings focus on cost, liquidation, or investor-specific notions, which don’t align with the initiative’s framing.