The End of Single-Family Zoning in California

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New laws have ended single-family home zoning in California.

There’s been some attention to the laws, but not nearly enough given how they impact homeowners, people renting or sharing homes who may be displaced, and neighborhoods.

A new book shines light on the new laws (SB 9 and SB 10), which allow multi-unit and multi-story buildings on single-family lots across California.

If you’re a homeowner, get the book to learn:

• What developers are now allowed to build in your neighborhood
• What you can do to stop them
• What your local government can (and cannot) do in response
• How to protect yourself from the redevelopment of your neighborhood
• How you can cash in — if you decide to — by selling your house to an investor or redeveloping your property yourself

The book also illuminates how the laws can be exploited to destroy historic resources and produce dense housing in high-risk fire zones. Read the book to learn:

• How much density developers can build now on single-family lots
• What they can build with no approvals, and what they need clearance to build
• Changes affecting the demolition of historic properties
• Changes affecting the development of hillsides, canyons and coastal areas
• Whether it’s necessary to include any affordable units in the new buildings, or pay any impact fees in order to develop single-family properties at higher densities
• How the new laws will lead to increased Wall Street ownership of California houses

Every California homeowner should read this book. Get it now … it’s free to download!