Question 31

Creak Village For Seniors Only

The phrase "Creek Village For Seniors Only" may be permissible as it specifically refers to age restrictions, which are often allowed in housing for older adults under certain fair housing laws.

A) Children 12 and Older Only

This phrase is not permissible as it discriminates against families with younger children, violating fair housing laws that protect against familial status discrimination.

B) Adults Only Building

This option is also not permissible as it outright excludes individuals based on age, which can be considered discriminatory against younger adults and violates fair housing regulations concerning age discrimination.

C) Creek Village For Seniors Only

This phrase is permissible as it targets a specific age demographic, often allowed under housing laws that permit senior housing designed for individuals aged 55 and older. Such age-based restrictions are typically legal and do not violate anti-discrimination laws.

D) All Couples Apartment Building

This option may be seen as discriminatory as it excludes single individuals or those not in couples, which can violate fair housing laws that protect against discrimination based on marital status.

Conclusion

The phrase "Creek Village For Seniors Only" is the only option that aligns with housing laws permitting age-restricted communities. Other options either discriminate based on familial status, marital status, or age, making them non-compliant with fair housing regulations. Thus, the correct choice effectively adheres to the legal frameworks surrounding housing discrimination.