. - Also, every home builder I worked with always required the design to achieve minimal ADA Code Compliance. 

There are so many Fair Housing & ADA laws that apply to apartments (especially with parking issues, stairs, elevators, companion animals, and even criminals).

ADA make sure you are grandfathered,  EPA- 70’s build check on abestosOther line items.  

It will open in mid-to-late 2022.Stinger Park, which will share a vehicle entrance with Bessemer City Primary along North 12th Street, will feature three baseball and softball fields, two multi-purpose fields suited for football and soccer, two tennis courts, two pickle ball courts, two ADA-compliant playgrounds and a stationary workout area.Residents in the Ashley Park division will be able to access the park from walking trails on North Ninth Street and Jacourt Lane.Officials hope Stinger Park will promote health and wellness and become an economic driver for the area.

I'm not great right now, so I will try to be as clear as possible, bear with me. In October of last year, my husband and i upgraded our apartment to a two bedroom, as we were expecting twins in december. Things went d...

Permit fees, inspections, code changes, ADA requirements, impact fees, utility fees, licensing regulation have all combined to drive the price of new housing stock sky high.

Be sure to check out ADA requirements.

You should be looking at parking ratio, tenant mix, age, capex, lease rates and terms, NNNs, easements, environmental issues, noise restrictions, ADA compliance, sprinklers, fire risers, management, leasing, security, landscaping, estoppel issues, aging and delinquency reports, zoning, structural issues, construction style, signage, does leased square footage run from exposed side of drywall or center of all, where does tenant responsibility stop and LL responsibility start for things like plumbing, utility metering and bill back, service contracts.I am guessing your second question means the lease rate is $19/psf/yr

It is in our ad as a criteria. 

In Oregon, tenants have the right to ask for a reasonable modification to the lease to allow the animal to say under the ADA for an assistance animal (which does not meet the same standards as a trained service animal).