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The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) primarily imposes accessibility requirements on which type of property?

Correct Answer

B) Commercial facilities and places of public accommodation

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires that commercial facilities and places of public accommodation be accessible to persons with disabilities. It does not apply to private single-family homes or purely private residential properties. Fair Housing Act provisions, not the ADA, govern accessibility requirements for most residential housing. In Delaware, as in all states, real estate licensees should understand that ADA compliance is primarily a concern for commercial and public-use properties.

Answer Options
A
Private single-family residential properties
B
Commercial facilities and places of public accommodation
C
Agricultural land and farm buildings
D
Industrial warehouses not open to the public

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Related Topics:

Fair Housing Actpublic accommodationaccessibility requirementsmultifamily housingTitle III ADA

Key Terms:

ADApublic accommodationcommercial facilitiesFair Housing Actaccessibility

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