Perpetual Homes Builds the Future of Housing
February 2, 2024
California is facing a housing shortage estimated at 2.5 and 3.5 million homes.
America is short around six million homes, which is a big reason why home prices are still high. California is one of the most housing-constrained markets for years.
Bay Area listings in 2023 were below historical norms. There’s no reason to think that will change in 2024. California is known to build 250,000 homes per year, which has fallen exceedingly short of demand. Last year, there were only 70,000 single-family home permits issued throughout California. Sellers keep the upper hand.
Multigenerational living is becoming a practical solution for many California families. ADUs have emerged as an effective way to create flexible living arrangements.
Whether you are actively planning or simply starting the conversation, this guide is designed to be a resource for homeowners who are curious about ADUs.
California’s 2026 ADU laws continue to expand housing flexibility, making it easier for homeowners to add accessory dwelling units to their properties.
Perpetual Homes is helping California families stay connected while building long-term value in their properties.
“Our mission is to rethink how Californians live,” Katherine Anderson of Perpetual Homes said. “An ADU isn’t just extra square footage — it’s a pathway to freedom, flexibility, and a more sustainable future.”
Perpetual Homes is a Premier Member of the Casita Coalition, joining housing professionals and policymakers committed to growing the middle housing ecosystem.
They accuse utility of delaying granny flats by a year or more. PG&E says such complaints are “the exception.” Bay Area residents have a major hurdle...
Want to build an accessory dwelling unit in California? If you need help from Pacific Gas and Electric Co., be prepared to wait, builders and homeowners say.
Want to easily enhance your property value? Consider hiring Perpetual Homes to install an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) in your backyard.
With SB 1211, California sets an example for the nation by empowering owners to expand affordable housing options.
