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ADU Costs and Recommendations on a Builder in San Diego

Stacey Hoyt
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We have a property in San Diego near Balboa Park. We would like to build a permitted ADU. I have been getting pricing and it is twice what I am being told by people in the field. Has the building taken off to such a degree as to warrant almost twice the cost? Second, does anyone have a builder that they would recommend that knows this area and does not have to be micro managed? I am hoping to find someone who has done this work in my area recently and is reasonable, not cheap, but reasonable. Thank you!

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Andreas Blomst
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Andreas Blomst
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I have build a couple ADU's and completely understand what you are saying about construction price. My recommendation is to look into a tiny home or modular. While San Diego may not like it, State law says they can not be excluded for use as ADU's and you can buy a 400 sq ft tiny home for around 65k.

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