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An Ohio apartment complex advertises a unit with the description: 'Located near a synagogue, kosher grocery, and Jewish community center.' Under Ohio fair housing advertising rules, this description is:

Correct Answer

B) Legal because it describes factual neighborhood amenities without indicating a preference

Describing nearby amenities, including places of worship, is factual and generally permissible under HUD advertising guidelines. The key distinction is between describing what is near the property versus indicating a preference for tenants of a particular religion. Stating factual proximity to landmarks does not indicate a preference.

Answer Options
A
Illegal because it indicates a religious preference
B
Legal because it describes factual neighborhood amenities without indicating a preference
C
Illegal unless the complex is owned by a religious organization
D
Legal only if the advertisement includes an equal housing opportunity logo

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advertisingneighborhood_amenitiesreligionfactual_descriptions

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