Accessibility requirements apply to properties with how many units?

• A. 1 unit
• B. 2-3 units
• C. 4 or more units
• D. Any number of units

Answer: (C)

Accessibility requirements in this context apply to multifamily housing with four or more dwelling units. That four-or-more threshold targets larger residential buildings so that accessible design features are required where they affect more residents, while smaller properties (one to three units) aren’t mandated by these FHA design and construction rules. In practical terms, a building with four or more units must meet accessibility standards for things like entrances, routes, and common areas, whereas smaller buildings typically aren’t required to follow those specific FHA accessibility design requirements (though other laws or local codes may still apply).