My dude -- they are creating 33 units. In a city that has almost no vacant lots this is how you have to build housing.

Are either of these actually happening in California?

classic bay area

What construction type are they using that we are not?

thats what a house is dummy :P

I'm sure NIMBY's will love this -- de facto increase of required minimum setbacks from 4 -> 5 ft

I think the point is that, if you aren't careful, a fender bender is a risk – so everyone has to be more careful, slowdown, and communicate/negotiate with opposing traffic. The point is to discourage through traffic (ie non-local) and slow traffic that does go through.

What makes them illegal in the other states (and Washington today)?

Wouldn't making it a profitable place to build make mean that there is either less restrictions or more density (since they probably aren't subsidizing the land)? I feel like those would be good things if you want to induce more housing.

no but seriously how?!? hahah

Living in the attic is just so cool

Hey Scott, are you doing any single stair reform this year?

CEQA only suspended as long as the buildings are less than 10% bigger than before.

More coverage!

It’s not wood framed. It’s mass timber

I thought the missing middle regulations were supposed to get passed end of 2024 -- do you know what happened?