Do senior citizen apartments violate equal/fair housing?

The fair housing laws gave developers/owners the right to have senior complexes.

The senior apartment get subsidies from the government when the complex is built and title for senior people only. Usually the complex is required to equipped with elevator and extra handles which designed for seniors. They're not only have age limit but also income limit requirement. Just as some complex built for low income families. There certain law and regulations for these kind of complexes and they're exempt from discrimination charge.

No, it doesn't violate fair housing guidelines and it's not discrimination. Congress enacted legislation allowing for senior communities without violating fair housing guidelines.

. You are correct. If the "seniors" complex does not follow the rules perfectly, they will lose the right to refuse to young people. That is what happened at my grandfather's complex.

Congress voted a law saying that it is legal to have "over 55" complexes.

Luckily, here in the UK, next to none, as we would be breaking our strict gun laws! Some people, who live in the country, may have a gun for sport, with a licence, and strict rules regarding storage etc. Have you thought what your country might be like with a few less guns? Our police do not carry guns either, as a matter of course.

I have asked this question many times, and although I know that seniors do need cheap housing because they are on a fixed income...so do young people! especialy with the raising rents. the rent is going up but not our paycheck.

They do allow a few "under 55" in. And that is what allows them to avoid the discrimination factor. They are picky about who they let in though.

No, it doesn't. I suggest you do more reading.