california ab 956
two detached adus allowed on one single family lot
More flexibility Greater property value
More flexibility Greater property value
Currently on the governor’s desk for signature, AB 956 will allow homeowners to build up to two detached ADUs on one single family home lot.
Our 20 years of experience working on projects on difficult sites around Southern California, help us find the best custom design solutions that provide you with two new dwelling units.
When you build two units at the same time, the overall cost per square foot will work out to be lower, while providing options as housing extended family members—like aging parents or adult children—or creating opportunities for passive rental income through long-term tenants.
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Currently on the governor’s desk for signature, AB 956 will allow homeowners to build up to two detached ADUs on one single family home lot.
Our 20 years of experience working on projects on difficult sites around Southern California, help us find the best custom design solutions that provide you with two new dwelling units.
When you build two units at the same time, the overall cost per square foot will work out to be lower, while providing options as housing extended family members—like aging parents or adult children—or creating opportunities for passive rental income through long-term tenants.
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Currently on the governor’s desk for signature, AB 956 will allow homeowners to build up to two detached ADUs on one single family home lot.
Our 20 years of experience working on projects on difficult sites around Southern California, help us find the best custom design solutions that provide you with two new dwelling units.
When you build two units at the same time, the overall cost per square foot will work out to be lower, while providing options as housing extended family members—like aging parents or adult children—or creating opportunities for passive rental income through long-term tenants.
