Which of the following is not evaluated in a physical property review?

In a physical property review, the primary focus is on the tangible and structural aspects of the property itself. This includes aspects such as compliance with design regulations, building safety codes, and functionality of physical elements.

Environmental reports, while important, usually fall outside the direct scope of a physical property review, as they tend to assess conditions and impacts related to the environment surrounding the property rather than the property’s physical structure or aspects. Therefore, they are not typically included in the criteria for evaluating the physical property itself.

On the other hand, compliance with disability legislation pertains to the physical accessibility features of the building, tenant feedback can provide insights on the condition and usability of the property, and building plans are essential documents that outline the structural and design elements of a property. Hence, environmental reports stand apart from these other criteria, making them the correct choice as something not evaluated in a physical property review.