As someone who’s watched our La Crescenta neighborhoods evolve, I’ve seen how California’s accessory dwelling unit (ADU) reforms since 2016 have sparked real changes in residential density and permitting—especially where housing costs run high. These shifts open up new options for homeowners and buyers alike, though it’s not without its hurdles: utility upgrades, parking logistics, community concerns, and financing complexities are all still in play. With more state legislation on the horizon, I continue to keep a close eye on how these policies shape the way we live and invest locally. My goal remains to guide you through each stage of your real estate journey with the insight and personal attention you deserve.
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