AB 1448, “The Clothesline Bill” became law in November, 2015. The bill allows HOAs to adopt ‘reasonable’ restrictions against clothes drying on balconies, railings, awnings, or other parts of a structure. The courts may ultimately have to test what “reasonable” means, since the law does not give clear guidelines. To see a copy of the Assembly Bill, click HERE.
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ADUs have the potential to increase housing affordability for homeowners and tenants, create a wider range of housing options within a community, and facilitate better use of the existing housing fabric in established neighborhoods.
In March 2024, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) entered into a proposed settlement agreement with various homeowners to resolve a nationwide litigation concerning broker commissions.
As interest rates begin to subside, developers are ramping up efforts to build new apartments, condos, and single-family homes across the state. In this blog, California Builder Services will break down this increase in construction and its potential implications for builders and future buyers.
In many parts of the United States, interest rates and home sale prices refuse to go down, signifying a strong start to the sales portion of the 2024 housing market. In June, the average home price was up by four percent compared to 2023, which is the good news for sellers looking to earn top dollar.
