62+ housing may be exempt if what condition is met?

• A. All occupants are under 62.
• B. There is at least one occupant who is under 62.
• C. All occupants are 62 or older.
• D. The property is owned by a government agency.

Answer: (C)

Older-person housing is exempt from the familial-status protections when it is specifically designed and operated for occupancy by older individuals. For 62+ housing, the condition that makes it exempt is that each unit is occupied only by people who are 62 or older. That’s why having all occupants aged 62 or older fits the exemption. If any unit includes someone under 62, the 62+ exemption generally wouldn’t apply. Ownership by a government agency isn’t the determining factor here—the exemption hinges on who lives in the housing.