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Originally Posted by bomberjet
That's really unfortunate about accessibility. It's really not that difficult though. Slightly wider hallways. Slightly larger bathrooms to allow for wheel chair turnaround. Some suites with lower countertops for wheelchair users.
The difference is that to allow for accessibility is slightly above the bare bones, cheapest possible solution that typically goes into these developments. And the money doesn't work..
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In general, an accessible suite is about 25% larger than a typical one. It can be impactful. They also require special millwork and washroom fixtures that are specific to wheelchair users. This makes them difficult to lease to the non-wheelchair users. The fact that they have 25% accessible is amazing.