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Step 1We start with your address.

California housing law, lot by lot

Your lot may hold more than you think.

Type an address. See every home the law allows on it.

Step 2

We read your lot against every California housing law that applies, and show you what each one allows.

What the law allows

  1. Today

    01

    One house on the lot.

  2. SB 9

    02

    On a single-family lot: up to four homes.

  3. SB 684

    03

    Zoned RD1.5? The map checks SB 684, and this lot qualifies for small-lot homes.

  4. CHIP

    04

    Zoned R4 near transit? Under CHIP, this lot can hold up to 34 homes.

AI illustration: one older house on a deep lot on a residential streetAI illustration: a single-family lot with four homesBrick Work map: an RD1.5 lot in Van Nuys with its build options listed, SB 684 marked eligibleBrick Work map: an R4 lot near transit with its build options listed, CHIP up to 34 homes
Today · 1 houseAI illustrationSB 9 · up to 4 homesAI illustrationSB 684 · small-lot homesReal Brick Work mapCHIP · up to 34 homesReal Brick Work map
Step 3

Then we help you build it.

From the study model to the finished homes on your street.

AI illustration: a white study model of a duplex and two backyard homes on the same lot
The planAI illustration
AI illustration: the finished duplex and two backyard homes on the lot
BuiltAI illustration
AI illustration: the finished duplex seen from across the street
On your streetAI illustration

See what your lot can hold.

The $250 Brick Work report: every California housing law that applies to your lot, delivered in 2 business days.

See a sample report
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