Fair Housing
The FHA requires that new multifamily housing with 4 or more units built after March 13, 1991 include 'accessible design features' for:
AOnly ground floor units
BAll units in buildings with elevators; ground-floor units in buildings without elevators✓ Correct
COnly units marketed to persons with disabilities
DAll units in all buildings regardless of floors or elevators
Explanation
FHA accessibility requirements apply to all units in buildings with elevators, and to ground-floor units in buildings without elevators (4+ units built after March 13, 1991). These include accessible entrances, wider doors, and accessible kitchens and baths.
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