Which of the following is an example of an ineligible housing unit for MRVP assistance?

The choice of a newly built luxury high-rise apartment as an ineligible housing unit for MRVP assistance is accurate. The MRVP, or Massachusetts Rental Voucher Program, is designed to assist low-income families in securing affordable housing. One key aspect of this program is that it aims to support units that fall within certain price thresholds aligned with market affordability.

Newly built luxury apartments typically exceed these thresholds due to their higher construction costs and amenities, which cater to wealthier tenants. Consequently, they do not align with the affordability goals of the MRVP, which seeks to provide support to individuals and families who require housing assistance due to financial constraints.

In contrast, a unit that meets all safety regulations, even if located in a rural area or priced just above market rent, can be eligible depending on overall affordability and local market conditions. Thus, these options do not conflict with the program's eligibility criteria in the same way that luxury high-rises do.