Fair Housing
An Arizona listing agent publishes a listing that describes the neighborhood's demographics (e.g., '90% owner-occupied, mostly families from [country]'). This is:
AHelpful information for buyers
BA potential fair housing violation by indicating national origin characteristics as a selling feature✓ Correct
CRequired disclosure under Arizona law
DPermitted since it is factual information
Explanation
Advertising that references or emphasizes the demographic composition (race, national origin, etc.) of a neighborhood can violate the Fair Housing Act, even if factual, by indicating preference or steering potential buyers.
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