Felicia Nitu
No affordability requirement if you build new units per SB-9
25 March 2025 | 0 replies
SB-9 provides a valuable opportunity for property owners to build new housing without affordability restrictions.
Felicia Nitu
SB 423 not only extends SB 35 to 2036 but also expands its fast-track approvals
20 March 2025 | 0 replies
SB 423 extends SB 35 to 2036 and expands its streamlined approval process to more mixed-income housing projects.
Felicia Nitu
SB-684: Faster Permits for 2-10 Unit Projects Than Single-Family Homes
19 March 2025 | 0 replies
SB-684 streamlines permitting by allowing eligible 2 to10 unit developments to receive ministerial approval.
Felicia Nitu
Homeowners get permits faster for a house’s vertical or horizontal expansion
13 March 2025 | 0 replies
In Long Beach, homeowners can expand vertically (adding stories) or horizontally (extending the footprint) and get permits faster under SB-423 if they add 2 or more units.
Felicia Nitu
SB-9 allows you to split a lot as small as 2,400 square feet
11 March 2025 | 0 replies
In Culver City, SB-9 allows homeowners to split lots as small as 2,400 square feet, making it possible to create new housing opportunities in single-family neighborhoods.
Felicia Nitu
Builders can cut upfront costs for impact fees and necessary public improvement fees
12 March 2025 | 0 replies
Under SB-684, the costs for permits can vary depending on factors like the number of lots and units being built.
Felicia Nitu
If you apply for permits to build 2+ units under SB-423, it takes 6 months
6 March 2025 | 0 replies
Why does SB-423 extend the permit process for 2+ unit projects?
Felicia Nitu
SB-9 allows you to sell 3 out of 4 new units immediately
4 March 2025 | 0 replies
Unlike ADUs, which must remain under the same property title, San Diego's SB-9 allows homeowners to sell newly built homes separately.
Felicia Nitu
You can build new residential units of 1,750 sq. ft. in high-risk CEQA zones, if …
5 March 2025 | 0 replies
SB-684 streamlines the approval process for small housing projects in San Diego, even in high-risk CEQA zones.
Felicia Nitu
You can build 10 units on a vacant single-family zoned lot, per SB-684.
3 March 2025 | 2 replies
@Felicia Nitu- Hopefully investors can figure out how to create new housing under SB 684.