In California, a new year means new rules and regulations for real estate. And 2026 is no exception, as an array of building codes and requirements take effect beginning January 1st. This post highlights some of the key changes coming up regarding electrification, construction project processes, and wildfire safety. Green-building Requirements California is continuing to…
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2025 Trends in New Construction Homes in Los Angeles, California
We’re halfway through the decade, and new home construction trends have already come a long way. Homeowners are making dramatic shifts in the layout and design of their homes compared to even a few years ago. Plus, certain features have become all the rage as homes enter a more modern era. Here’s a quick roundup…
Important Housing Laws in 2025 Affecting New Construction in Los Angeles, California
June 2025 was a monumental month for the state of California’s housing market. Governor Gavin Newsom signed several bills into law that affect housing, from ADUs to environmental issues. Known as AB 130, the particular set of changes found in this piece of legislation has far-reaching effects on homeowners and home builders in Southern California…
2025 Tax Changes Affecting New Construction Homeowners in Los Angeles, California
On July 4th, 2025, President Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). This sweeping piece of legislation contains tax reforms that extend, cut, and phase out provisions in previous bills. The OBBBA impacts homeowners and people looking to build new construction homes in California. While we can’t provide tax advice, we…
June Update after the Los Angeles Wildfires: How We Can Help You Build Your New Construction Home
It’s been over five months since the wildfires struck the Los Angeles area in January 2025. Debris continues to be cleared out of the affected area, and officials say the recovery process is taking place at record speed. Progress continues to be made, although some estimates say it may take until 2029 for the full…
