The North Bay Business Journal on ADU state laws
Check out this article by Jeff Quakenbush from The North Bay Business Journal on the 2020 ADU state law changes that make it easier than ever to build an ADU, quoting our very own ADU Expert Scott Johnson!
The North Bay Business Journal on ADU Trends
Check out this article by Jeff Quakenbush from The North Bay Business Journal on the 2020 ADU trends, quoting our very own ADU Expert Scott Johnson!
Smart Small Space Ideas from Apartment Therapy
Does anyone else look at photos of interior decor to soothe their minds after a long day? We can’t be the only ones! To that end, we have been loving the small space design ideas from Apartment Therapy for years — especially because the blog highlights actual, real human beings and their actual, real living spaces.
LA Times Article: Get inspiration for your ADU
We here at the Napa Sonoma ADU Center loved this recent spread in the LA Times that shares the story of a build in Southern California complete with gorgeous, inspiring photos and thoughtful design choices.
Maxable Article on SB9
If you missed it, check out this article in The Maxable highlighting SB9.
Find Your Professional Team in the NCBE Home Improvement Guide
If you haven’t gotten ahold of it already, we highly recommend that you check out the North Coast Builders Exchange 2021-22 Fall/Winter Home Improvement Guide.
NEW ADU Laws Coming in Jan 2023
Four new ADU bills going into effect in January 2023 will make it easier to build an accessory dwelling unit throughout the state.
Interest rates are high, but ADUs are still worth considering
Although interest rates are still at a 15-year high, there are still a few really good reasons to consider building an ADU right now, despite economic uncertainty.
Appeal of San Francisco North Bay ‘granny flats’ grows, but challenges to build them remain
Granny flats have evolved from makeshift additions for an older relative to live out her days to stylish dwellings that could win architectural and design awards.
No longer are these units inhabited just by a certain age group either. That’s because in addition to people constructing accessory dwelling units for family, they are being built as a revenue source for their owners.
