Blog tagged as how to build an ADU

Explore the latest trends in ADU permits, construction, sustainability, financing, and policy shifts influencing accessory dwelling unit growth in California and locally in San Diego.

The San Diego City Council votes to scale back its ADU bonus program, introducing caps and stricter rules on backyard apartment buildings—what changed, why it matters, and how homeowners and renters are responding.

Discover why factory-built ADUs are booming: faster timelines, lower costs, sustainability, smart design, and top prefab providers. Learn how they’re revolutionizing housing and what you need to start.

Explore how prefab ADUs are revolutionizing sustainable housing—faster builds, lower waste, green materials, and cost-saving modular design. Get expert tips, latest trends, and FAQs.

Discover California’s AB 2533 process for legalizing unpermitted ADUs built before 2020. Learn eligibility, benefits, step‑by‑step guidance, and FAQs to ensure safety, increase property value, and avoid fines.

Struggling with PG&E permit delays for new construction, solar, ADUs, or panel upgrades? Learn what causes the bottlenecks, how long delays typically last, and ways to expedite your utility connection process.

Explore California’s SB 1211, effective January 1, 2025: how it lets multifamily property owners build up to eight detached ADUs, streamline permits, cut parking rules, and boost housing supply. Learn benefits, requirements, steps, and FAQs.

Learn about the latest ADU ordinances and zoning changes impacting homeowners. Understand how these regulations affect your ADU project and property value. Get the facts in our comprehensive guide.

Discover the benefits of environmental and sustainable design for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). Learn how to create eco-friendly, energy-efficient homes that minimize environmental impact while maximizing comfort and functionality.

Learn about rent control laws and tenant rights for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). This guide covers key regulations, protections, and what both landlords and tenants should know.