Discover a comprehensive guide to San Diego ADU regulations. Learn how to navigate local laws, benefits, costs, and building tips for your granny flat.
Our VP of Operations, Rachel Cantor, breaks down some of the basics of an ADU, and why they are becoming the go-to remodeling project for many San Diego homeowners.
Granny flats are a great option for homeowners with college-aged children returning home between semesters. They offer privacy, independence, and preview of what life on their own is truly like.
Murray Lampert was recently featured in an ABC 10 segment about how Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) are increasing housing options in San Diego. Check out the segment here.
While they were previously thought of as exotic additions or quirky living spaces, many San Diego homeowners are capitalizing on the ADU movement. As popularity rises, so does creativity.
Granny Flats and Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) can come in all shapes, sizes, and styles. If you're the outdoorsy type, a small log cabin can make a great ADU to your primary residence.
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Accessory Dwelling Units are a hot topic in California right now, and for good reason. But which type of ADU is right for you, and which is your property even permitted for? Find out here!
The Affordable Housing Act of 2016 paved the way for more relaxed rules and regulations on ADUs (Accessory Dwelling Units), especially in areas with housing shortages such as San Diego County.
Owning a home in California can be expensive, but how do remodeling costs compare across different real estate markets in the state? We compare remodeling costs in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego.
When tax time rolls around, many homeowners wonder if any of their expensive home improvements from the year are valuable to mention on their returns. In most cases, home improvement costs are not tax deductible, but they are still financially valuable in other ways.
Since the recession, buying and flipping homes is a common practice everywhere. As a buyer, you should scrutinize anything that has been bought and put back on the market quickly. Unfortunately, the code enforcement departments do not have the staffing to effectively police an activity that is out of control.
