Unless changed, CA uses 2+1 formula and Los Angeles (Municipal Codes 91.1207 & 91.1208) use: 70 to 119 sqft can accommodate two people; 120 to 169 sqft can accommodate three people; 170 to 219 sqft, three people, and one added person for each additional 50 sqft.So a 360 sqft unit is OK for 5 people. 

So how do you widen a staircase from the early 1900s to accommodate both foot traffic and a stair type escalator for handicapped people, even though the residents are not handicapped?

I think a combination of things is causing this, but in general people's preferences are just shifting to more private accommodations.

Don’t get me wrong, the rents are food, and my tenants take good care of the homes, but they have zero motivation to be accommodating. 

To accommodate them means risking your cash flow. 

I've looked through the municipal codes and I can accommodate the parking requirements for what I'm looking to build.

As a result, there is a high demand for student housing and low supply as the University does what they can to accommodate the growth.

Would you like to set up a call and see if we can find something that would accommodate your/your colleagues needs?

I really want to move into a better area and buy something bigger to accommodate the three of us.

I am starting hosting in Airbnb for listing rental properties for accommodation.