ADU Cost & Pricing Guide
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU)
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Studio or 1 Bedroom (320 - 400 sqft)
- 2 Story: $220k - $260k
- 1 Story: $160k - $200k
1 Bedroom (400 - 575 sqft)
- 2 Story: $260k - $310k
- 1 Story: $200k - $240k
2 or 3 Bedrooms (650 - 800 sqft)
- 2 Story: $310k - $370k
- 1 Story: $240k - $280k
Costs of Building an ADU: A Couple
Things to Consider
- Building Material Type
- Utility Upgrades
- Layout
- Number of Windows
- Level of Finishes
- Engineer Requirements
- And a lot more…

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Cost of ADU Ownership
- Construction Expenses
- Property Taxes
- Utilities for increased water, electricity, and gas usage
- Insurance premium increase to cover the new ADU adequately
- Property management
Tiny homes generally need less maintenance compared to regular houses. That means lower expenses for you as a homeowner. With fewer square footage and simpler systems, you’ll spend less on maintenance, repairs, and utilities.

ROI of Owning an ADU in St. Petersburg, FL
Los Angeles ADUs not only offer a distinctive and versatile living space option, but they also have the potential for financial gains. The thriving tiny home market in Los Angeles is attracting homeowners who recognize the various opportunities it presents.
Rental Opportunities: Tourists flock to Los Angeles all year round, and many of them are searching for unique and affordable places to stay. Renting out your tiny home can be a game-changer.
In the Los Angeles area, based on personal experience, an ADU can generate approximately $35,000 in gross annual income.
Increased Property Value: The real estate market in Los Angeles is on the rise, and property values keep going up. Homes with accessory dwelling units (ADUs) often sell for more than those without one. In America’s biggest cities, a home with an ADU is priced 35% higher on average than a home without one. That means you can benefit from increasing property values over time, boosting your overall return on investment.