The current government strategies promote the development of housing projects, which should provide comfort first, than floor or ceiling, on its owner. These projects apparently are consistent with existing legal regulations and architectural standards in force. However, the building market shows projects where there is not covered the accessibility for people who have physical limitations for movement. This paper presents evidence of accessibility issues in different residential projects in a sample of properties located at Bucaramanga. This research concluded that is necessary to guarantee the regulation and monitoring the construction to provide inclusive housing in communities.