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Conference Center
353 Sacramento Street, 10th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94111
ULI San Francisco is a proud sponsor of UC Berkeley’s forthcoming Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) study, “Jumpstarting the Market for Accessory Dwelling Units: Lessons Learned from Portland, Seattle and Vancouver”. This study examines the impact of various policy reforms and programs on expanding the production of accessory dwelling units. Using three case study sites – Seattle, WA, Portland, OR and Vancouver BC – will examine why some reforms have spurred more ADU construction than others, and identify best practices for other regions seeking to increase this type of housing development in their communities.
Following the presentation of UC Berkeley Case Study, a response panel will focus on cutting edge aspects of implementing ADU construction in the Bay Area. The state and local leaders of the ADU movement will share insights on topics including:
- How new state laws will further reduce barriers.
- How local governments are making changes to facilitate ADU approval processing.
- Lessons learned implementing ADUs in multi-family unit buildings.
- How single family home owners are individually adding to expanded capacity throughout the Bay Area.
- The potential ADUs have for expanding capacity to address housing affordability to relieve pressure on market rate developers.
- How ADU construction is being financed.
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Silicon Valley Campus
Santa Clara, CA
BASIC Board of Directors and By Invitation Only
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Yellen Conference Center
101 Market Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
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Goldman School of Public Policy
Berkeley, CA
BACEI Board of Trustees Only
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10th Floor Conference Center
San Francisco
By Invitation Only
Our focus will be on how to align public and private resources to build 500,000 new units, helping to close the gap and bring down housing prices. We will explore solutions from policy changes to equity investments by employers and investors to accelerating low-cost construction through technology.