Making an addition or renovation to a home is a great way to increase the value of the property in question. Among the more beneficial additions to make to a home is a deck. The deck that you build can serve as a place for comfort and relaxation after a long day at work. Whether […]
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California Housing Market Expectations for 2021
If you’re thinking about searching for a new home in California, it’s important to understand the current real estate market and what the expectations are for the housing market in 2021. In 2020, the housing market was very strong, which was due in large part to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Around the beginning of March, […]
Read MoreUtilizing the City of Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering
When you want to complete a construction project of any type, it’s possible that the project will need to be reviewed by the Los Angeles Bureau of Engineering. The Bureau of Engineering is responsible for approval and full oversight of permits within the public right-of-way for the city. Their jurisdiction extends to any construction project […]
Read MoreSelling a House Without Permits (and Why You’ll Want Them)
Permits are highly important forms of approval that are provided by local government agencies. In many cases, different types of permits are needed for a construction project to make sure that the plans for the project at hand meet local zoning regulations. If the plans don’t adhere to zoning laws, the project manager will be […]
Read MoreGrading Permits for Grading Land
When you’re constructing a new property, grading land is among the most important processes that you will likely need to complete. Grading means making any kind of ground level for the purpose of constructing a new building. While grading typically involves making a piece of land flat, it can also involve altering a sloping piece […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Inclusionary Housing and Community Needs
An ample amount of communities across the world use what’s known as inclusionary housing for the purpose of providing affordable opportunities in regards to renting and owning properties. Inclusionary housing is also commonly referred to as inclusionary zoning. These opportunities are given at no cost or very little cost to the taxpayer. Developers are also […]
Read MoreCovid’s Impact on LA Real Estate by Jason Oppenheim
Jason Oppenheim, from The Oppenheim Group, discusses how Covid-19 has affected the luxury real estate market in Los Angeles. He states “We can conclude that the buyers of luxury homes in LA have largely been undeterred by COVID-19, although there has been an emphasis towards homes along the beach, as well as a de-emphasis for […]
Read MoreLos Angeles Noise Ordinance Guidelines
When constructing any type of building in Los Angeles, it’s important to understand that a noise ordinance is in place throughout the city. Noise ordinances are specific laws that are designed to limit noise levels at various times of the day within different areas of the city. Noise limits will differ between residential areas, commercial […]
Read MoreDefining the Redevelopment Process
When you’re getting ready to start work on a new project, it’s important to determine what this project would be classified as. When new construction is being added to land that has been previously occupied or existing structures are set to undergo substantial renovations, this is considered to be a redevelopment project. The redevelopment process […]
Read MoreUnderstanding Entitlements in Real Estate
When you want to begin a development project, one process that you should fully understand is the entitlement process and everything that it entails. This process centers around the intended use of the building you develop, conformity to a city plan, and the overall appearance and design of the structure. In the event that you […]
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