Everything You Need To Know About ADU Homes

ADU Homes are a new and increasingly popular option for investors, especially as the cost of living is increasing every single day. But what even is an ADU?

Accessory Dwelling Units are something that more and more people are considering as investment properties and as a way to accommodate their family as home values are skyrocketing across the Bay Area.

An ADU is a fully self-contained living unit with its own entrance, kitchen, bathroom, and sleeping area. It shares the lot with a primary residence but functions independently.

Types of ADUs include detached units (standalone buildings), attached units (additions to the main home), garage conversions, and Junior ADUs (built within the existing home footprint).

ADUs offer multiple benefits: rental income, increased property value, multigenerational living options, home office space, and helping address California's housing shortage.

The cost to build an ADU varies widely based on size, type, location, and finishes. In the Bay Area, expect to invest $150,000–$400,000 for a quality unit.

ADORE Homes offers a range of pre-designed models starting from studio units, with transparent pricing and no hidden costs.