The phrase "accessible housing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to housing that is designed to be easily reached or used by people with disabilities or other accessibility needs.
Example: "The city is committed to increasing the availability of accessible housing for all residents."
Alternatives: "adaptable housing" or "inclusive housing".
Complex, ancillary topics such as expansion of affordable, accessible housing, transportation access, and improved livability of communities have been omitted because of space limitations but also need to be addressed by public policy.
"The ability to simply and quickly retrieve fair housing information 'on the go' will hopefully result in a greater understanding by the public at large of fair housing laws, and increased compliance with those laws," wrote Ken Walden of Access Living, which focuses on finding accessible housing for people with disabilities.
I am limited by inaccessible environments, ableism, discrimination, and inadequate access to things like personal care, accessible housing, employment, and accessible, adequate medical care.
Thus, resource management involves finding, accessing, controlling or coordinating, and troubleshooting supportive resources, including affordable and accessible housing, personal attendant services, transportation, assistive technology, and other supports for community living.
All sectors of society will need to play a role in providing older adults with a broad range of community-based assistance to meet their needs including 1) affordable and accessible housing, 2) convenient transportation, 3) work, education, and volunteer opportunities, 4) access to health and support services, 5) participation in civic and cultural activities, and 6) intergenerational connections.
Accessible housing and transportation is also available.
But finding an easily accessible house and yard proved difficult.
Shortly after, Goodwin purchased a less easily accessible house in the suburb of Colinton, for £3.5m.
Their home county, outside Tampa, has raised money that she plans to use on an accessible house.
**Part of land price variation is already internalised in the users surplus: an accessible house costs more than a remote one because "including" the time benefit of users.
I will admit, there have been more than one occasion that I've said "no thanks" to family gatherings or church small groups, because I just didn't want to deal with the drama of getting in and out of an accessible house.
