ADU

In recent years, the demand for housing in California—particularly in the Bay Area—has skyrocketed. With rising home prices, growing urban populations, and the need for more flexible living arrangements, homeowners are increasingly turning to Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) as a practical, legal, and valuable solution.

Attached ADUs: Practices for Design, Planning, and Building

This blog post helps homeowners decide between detached and attached Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs). It explains what an ADU is and then details the pros and cons of both detached (separate structure) and attached (connected or converted space) ADUs, covering aspects like privacy, cost, property value, and design flexibility.

Explore the growing demand for ADUs in the Bay Area. Learn about costs, permits, and timelines, and discover why Aziz Construction is a trusted ADU builder in San Francisco, offering tailored solutions from design to completion.

In recent years, Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have garnered significant attention in the housing market. Whether for homeowners looking for additional space, renters in search of affordable living options, or investors aiming to maximize the potential of their properties, ADUs are emerging as one of the smartest home investments.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have gained immense popularity in recent years as versatile, cost-effective housing solutions. These secondary units, often built on the same lot as a primary residence, provide additional living space without the need for significant land acquisition or construction expenses.

ADU (accessory dwelling unit) is a legal term that describes a secondary living unit that occupies the same lot as a primary house. ADUs can serve a variety of purposes, from a residential dwelling that you could rent out for additional income, to a personal retreat like a man-cave or she-shed.

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) have become a cornerstone of modern housing solutions in California. With skyrocketing home prices and an ongoing housing shortage, ADUs offer a smart and flexible way to expand living space, accommodate extended family, or generate rental income.