The accessibility requirements of the Fair Housing Amendments Act apply to:

• A. properties with 2 or more units
• B. properties with 4 or more units
• C. properties with 10 or more units
• D. single-family homes only

Answer: (B)

Accessibility rules under the Fair Housing Amendments Act target multifamily housing with four or more dwelling units. These design and construction requirements ensure that new buildings in this category provide accessible features—such as accessible entrances, routes, door widths, and usable living spaces—so people with disabilities can access both the units and the common areas. Since single-family homes aren’t covered by these design standards, and smaller buildings (fewer than four units) aren’t required to meet them in the same way, the correct statement is that four or more unit properties are subject to these requirements.