Fair Housing
The Fair Housing Act requires landlords and sellers to make properties accessible to persons with disabilities in all new residential construction (four or more units built after 1991) through 'design and construction requirements' that include:
AElevator access for all buildings over 2 stories
BAccessible routes, wider doorways, and accessible common areas✓ Correct
CFull ADA compliance in all units
DWheelchair ramps at every entrance
Explanation
FHA design and construction requirements for multifamily buildings (4+ units, built after March 1991) include: accessible building entrance on accessible route, accessible common and public use areas, usable doors (32-inch clear), accessible route through the unit, accessible environmental controls, reinforced walls for grab bars, and usable kitchens/bathrooms.
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