Many Massachusetts property owners view backyard accessory dwelling units (ADUs) as a way to create more flexible living space without moving. Rather than putting your property on the market and finding something more suitable, you can create more space by building an ADU unit that...

As flexible as a traditional family home can be on its own, it becomes even more so with the addition of ADU housing. What is ADU housing, you ask? An ADU, or accessory dwelling unit, is a self-contained secondary home built on the same property as your primary residence. ...

When you’re trying to resolve an accommodation challenge on your property in Massachusetts, accessory dwelling units (ADUs) will likely come to mind. Known as secondary housing on a single-family residential lot, they are regularly used as rentals for extra income, housing family...

Building an ADU, or accessory dwelling unit, is a great way to generate rental income, provide housing for relatives and friends, and increase your home’s value. According to the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP), ADUs are also becoming increasingly popular as...

As you begin exploring your property expansion options, you’ll likely see mention of accessory dwelling units in Massachusetts. A modern accessory dwelling unit installed on your existing property can often be more cost-effective than upsizing to a larger property. If you’re ready...

Before going full steam ahead with building an accessory dwelling unit in Massachusetts, there’s one question many homeowners ask: Do ADUs add value to your home? After all, if you’re building one on a property that isn’t necessarily your ‘forever’ home, it makes sense that you’ll...

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are becoming increasingly popular as residential additions. Once constructed by a trusted ADU design and build company, they are a versatile, sustainable housing solution that generates rental income, increases property value, and even enables...