Summary
Berkeley's considering a major zoning shake-up, possibly allowing duplexes and small apartments in areas currently reserved for single-family homes. This could open the door to more housing options in a notoriously expensive city.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 1
- Last 30 days
- 0
Impact analysis
More housing could mean more affordable options, but construction costs might rise initially.
Renters and anyone looking for more housing choices stand to gain, plus homeowners who want to add an extra unit.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
Housing plans across the city generate conflict and excitement
Housing plans across the city generate conflict and excitement The Berkeley High Jacket
Bay Area city moves to end single-family zoning
Bay Area city moves to end single-family zoning SFGATE
Berkeley, 1st City to Sanctify Single-Family Zoning, Considers Historic Reversal: Allowing Small Apartments
Berkeley, 1st City to Sanctify Single-Family Zoning, Considers Historic Reversal: Allowing Small Apartments KQED
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