A recently passed bill is shaking up the rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) across California, ensuring that these smaller homes won't count against local housing quotas. Now, developers can create subdivisions on both vacant single-family lots and multifamily zones, streamlining the process to boost housing availability. With new stipulations around lot size and density, this legislation aims to supercharge California’s housing market while keeping local agencies accountable. Mark your calendars—the changes kick in on July 1, 2025!
Author: Senator Caballero
Status: Passed by Governor
A recently passed bill is shaking up the rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) across California, ensuring that these smaller homes won't count against local housing quotas. Now, developers can create subdivisions on both vacant single-family lots and multifamily zones, streamlining the process to boost housing availability. With new stipulations around lot size and density, this legislation aims to supercharge California’s housing market while keeping local agencies accountable. Mark your calendars—the changes kick in on July 1, 2025!