AB 2011 vs SB 6 were both designed to unlock more housing in California, especially in underused commercial corridors. But they take very different approaches. This guide breaks down how each law works, compares timelines, approvals, and site eligibility, and helps developers, property owners, and consultants decide which path may work best for their project.
California Housing Bills – Comprehensive Overview & Analysis by JDJ Consulting Group California housing bills and crisis aren’t new—but 2025 is shaping up to be a major turning point. From Los Angeles to San Diego, developers have long struggled with a tough mix of rising construction costs, zoning delays, and environmental regulations. At JDJ Consulting Group, we work with property owners, investors,…
Eight Detached ADUs on Multifamily Lots: SB 1211 Explained California has been trying to fix its housing shortage for years. But despite dozens of new laws, many families still can’t find homes they can afford. At the same time, thousands of apartment buildings have large backyards, driveways, or parking lots that sit unused. What if those spaces could become housing?…
Los Angeles is giving old office buildings a new purpose. With Adaptive Re‑Use Ordinance 2.0, the city now makes it easier to convert vacant commercial spaces into housing. This guide breaks down what’s changed, how the process works, and why adaptive reuse could be the key to solving LA’s housing crisis — without building from scratch.
California’s housing crisis demands faster approvals. AB 130 and SB 131 reshape CEQA with powerful exemptions for infill housing and public-serving projects. This playbook breaks down eligibility, compliance steps, and real-world examples—so developers can streamline permitting, reduce litigation risk, and unlock progress. Learn how to apply these reforms now.
ED1 and CHIP Ministerial Approvals: California’s Bold Move Toward 100% Affordable Housing California is in a deep housing crisis. More than 170,000 people are homeless across the state, and the average home costs over $800,000. To fix this, California is trying bold new solutions. Two of the most promising efforts are ED1 and CHIP ministerial approvals. These programs make it faster…
What Are Defensible Space Fire Buffer Policies in Los Angeles? Wildfires have become a year-round threat in Los Angeles due to rising temperatures, prolonged dry seasons, and the expansion of urban development into wildfire-prone areas. To combat this, the City of Los Angeles enforces strict defensible space fire buffer policies designed to protect people, homes, and infrastructure. This guide breaks…
Zoning Analysts Near Me in Los Angeles: A Complete Guide Searching zoning analysts near me in Los Angeles? You’re not alone. Navigating L.A.’s complex zoning environment—whether you’re building ADUs, subdividing, or pursuing commercial development—can be daunting. This blog guides you through top local experts, explains key zoning tools (like ZIMAS), includes case studies, FAQs, visuals, resources, and practical next steps….
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