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Synopsis:
Recent legislation regarding accessible dwelling units (“ADU’s”) is making it easier for California homeowners to add a rental unit to their properties.
Full Story:
The West Side and South Bay of Los Angeles are home to some of the most expensive land values in the nation. These high land values have translated into an extremely high cost of housing. One way homeowners are offsetting this cost is by constructing accessory dwelling units (“ADU’s”) on their property. An ADU is a second, smaller home on a single property. ADU’s take many forms – examples include a cottage in your backyard or an apartment over the garage. These units can be rented for additional income, or used to house family members or friends.