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Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising GuidelinesReligionAdvertisements should not contain an explicit preference,limitation, or discrimination on account of religion (e.g., noJews, Christian home). Adver-tisements that use the legal nameof an entity that contains a religious reference (for example,Roselawn Catholic Home) or those that contain a religioussymbol (such as a cross) standing alone may indicate areligious preference. However, if such an advertisementincludes a disclaimer (such as the statement, "This home doesnot discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, nationalorigin, sex, handicap, or familial status"), it will not violate theact.HUD Advertising Guidelines ReligionAdvertisements containing descriptions of properties(apartment complex with chapel) or services (koshermeals available) do not on their face state a preferencefor persons likely to make use of those facilities andare not violations of the act.Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising Guidelines ReligionThe use of secularized terms or symbols relating toholidays, such as Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny, orSt. Valentine's Day images, or phrases such as "MerryChristmas," "Happy Easter," or the like, does notconstitute a violation of the act.HUD Advertising Guidelines SexAdvertisements for single-family dwellings or separateunits in a multifamily dwelling should contain noexplicit preference, limitation, or discrimination basedon sex.Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising Guidelines SexUse of the term master bedroom does not constitute aviolation of either the sex discrimination provisions orthe race discrimination provisions. Terms such asmother-in-law suite and bachelor apartment arecommonly used as physical descriptions of housingunits and do not violate the act.HUD Advertising Guidelines HandicapReal estate advertisements should not contain explicitexclusions, limitations, or other indications ofdiscrimination based on handicap (e.g., nowheelchairs).
Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising Guidelines HandicapAdvertisements containing descriptions of properties(great view, fourth-floor walkup, walk-in closets),services or facilities (jogging trails), or neigh-borhoods(walk to bus stop) do not violate the act.HUD Advertising Guidelines HandicapAdvertisements describing the conduct required ofresidents ("nonsmoking," "sober") do not violate theact. Advertisements containing descriptions ofaccessibility features are lawful (wheel-chair ramp).Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising Guidelines Familial status.Advertisements may not state an explicit preference,limitation, or discrimination based on familial status.Advertisements may not contain limitations on thenumber or ages of children or state a preference foradults, couples, or singles.HUD Advertising Guidelines Familial status.Advertisements describing the properties (twobedroom,cozy, family room), services and facilities (nobicycles allowed), or neighborhoods (quiet streets) arenot facially discriminatory and do not violate the act.Law Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWLaw Office of John P. Bradbury PLLCFive Penn Plaza, 23rd Floor(212) 697-3529New York Real Estate Lawyerswww.NYRELAW.com(212) NYRELAWHUD Advertising GuidelinesCATEGORY RULE PERMITTED NOT PERMITTEDRaceColorNational OriginNodiscriminatorylimitation/preference maybe ex pressed"masterbedroom""goodneighborhood""whiteneighborhood""no French"HUD Advertising GuidelinesCATEGORY RULE PERMITTED NOT PERMITTEDReligionNo religiouspreference/limitation"chapel onpremises""kosher mealsavailable""MerryChristmas"“no Muslims""nice Christianfamily""near greatCatholic school"
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