An excellent description of the "costs" of ignoring visitability. It's so simple. Either we care or we don't.
What’s At Stake
These are serious matters. And yet . . .
* Most builders have not yet begun to construct routine access in new houses.
* Most buyers have not yet begun to demand it.
* Most policy makers have not yet made it a priority
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