SB 9 Lot Split: Turn your UNUSED land into profit
with ADORE Homes' SB 9 program
We cover ALL costs. Get guaranteed cash once approved.
What Is Possible
Understanding SB 9
New California legislation, SB 9 (the California Housing Opportunity and More Efficiency Act), helps you unlock the value of your property. It allows homeowners in single-family residential zones to subdivide their properties into two separate lots — creating up to four units on a previously single-family parcel.
By buying your existing land, ADORE Homes provides a solution for those looking to gain value from SB 9 without having to build anything new.
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Why homeowners choose our program
Get guaranteed cash once the permit is approved — with no upfront costs or fees.
ADORE Homes will take care of the entire process, including permit fees, permitting, land surveys, and more.
Increase your property value by converting underutilized land into a buildable asset.
How It Works
Our Process With SB 9
Simply fill out the form on this page to start scheduling your appointment!
Once we confirm your lot meets the size and zoning requirements, you'll receive your cash offer — all as part of a free assessment valued at $1,000.
A lot split permit typically takes about 6–9 months to approve and issue.
Our Expertise
ADORE Homes' Expertise in Navigating SB 9
At ADORE Homes, we specialize in helping homeowners unlock the potential of their properties under SB 9 legislation. With our expertise in land development, subdivision planning, and residential construction, we ensure that your project complies with all legal requirements while maximizing your property's value.
If you're ready to explore the opportunities that SB 9 provides, our team is here to guide you through each step. Call us now or fill out the form to get your complimentary consultation.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Key Provisions of SB 9
Lot Split Rules
SB 9 allows homeowners to split a single-family lot into two lots, with each new lot required to be at least 40% of the size of the original parcel. On each new lot, property owners can develop up to two units. Homeowners must live in one of the units for at least three years following the subdivision.
Limitations & Considerations
Properties must meet specific zoning criteria and some lots may be ineligible due to local regulations or hazard zones. Local ordinances may require additional parking spaces. When ADORE Homes purchases your additional land, we cover all associated costs including surveys, architectural plans, and permits.
Impact on California's Housing Market
SB 9 is expected to increase housing supply by encouraging small-scale residential development in areas traditionally reserved for single-family homes. This could alleviate some pressure from California's housing market, providing more affordable options for renters and buyers.
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