Fair Housing
Under the federal Fair Housing Act, which of the following is considered a permissible exemption to the prohibition against familial status discrimination?
AAny property with fewer than 4 units
BHousing for older persons (55+ communities meeting specific HUD criteria)✓ Correct
CCommercial rental properties
DProperties owned by religious organizations for any purpose
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act provides an exemption for qualifying senior housing developments — specifically '55 and older' communities that meet HUD requirements (at least 80% of units occupied by one person 55+, published policies demonstrating intent to be senior housing, and registration with HUD). These communities may lawfully restrict occupancy based on age.
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