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At Streamline Design & Permitting, our experienced San Diego team transforms ADU challenges into profitable opportunities for homeowners and entrepreneurs. We handle complex design and permitting processes with precision, helping you avoid costly code compliance issues and permit delays.
Our comprehensive approach helps you save significantly during critical planning stages, ensuring your investment delivers maximum returns.
When you're ready to build, we'll connect you with trusted contractors and interior multifamily design specialists to bring your vision to life.
Adding ADUs to your multifamily property in San Diego offers distinct advantages for residential property owners and entrepreneurs. These versatile units can serve various purposes depending on your goals. We’ve outlined a few examples to inspire you.
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The number of ADUs permitted on your multifamily property in San Diego depends on state regulations and local municipal requirements.
California state law allows up to two detached ADUs on multifamily properties through Assembly Bill 68, though your specific property may not qualify for the maximum.
Additionally, San Diego allows the conversion of non-habitable spaces (garages, storage rooms, laundry facilities) into ADUs on multifamily properties. The “25 percent rule” applies here — you can convert up to 25 percent of the several existing units into ADUs from these spaces. For example, a fourplex could add one ADU (25 percent of 4 units), while a 6-unit property would still likely be limited to one ADU, as local jurisdictions typically don’t round up from 1.5.
Property-specific factors, including setbacks, floor area ratio, easements, and local zoning regulations, will ultimately determine your property’s ADU potential. We recommend a professional assessment to evaluate your multifamily property's specific ADU capacity under San Diego's regulations.
At Streamline Design & Permitting, our San Diego architectural firm has perfected a comprehensive approach to multi-family ADUs in California development that eliminates uncertainty and maximizes your investment potential:
Each phase is designed to protect your investment while accelerating your timeline to revenue generation.
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Why Us
Streamline Design & Permitting, unlike other drafting firms, provides:
We prioritize your schedule, ensuring timely project completion without unexpected delays.
Our services deliver top-tier expertise at competitive rates, accounting for just 3-4 percent of your total project investment.
Our track record speaks for itself, with meticulously crafted proposals and over 20 successful project completions each year.
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FAQ
It depends. In San Diego, California, state law allows multi-family home designs (ADUs), but eligibility depends on specific factors. These include setbacks, easements, size limitations, floor area ratio, zoning density, and parking requirements. Each property requires individual evaluation against local municipal regulations to determine ADU feasibility.
Depending on the location and structure of the building, engineering calculations may be needed for the foundation, water supply, electrical systems, and the load on existing infrastructure.
In some multi-family complexes, approval from the Homeowners' Association (HOA) may be necessary, or compliance with internal community rules may be required, even if the city allows ADU construction. Don’t stress! Our experienced ADU design professionals in San Diego can help you navigate municipal requirements and private community regulations.