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Additional Dwelling Unit - ADU
Commonly known as an Accessory Dwelling Unit, is a secondary residential unit located on the same property as a primary single-family home. Owners can use this as another source of income as a rental or have it as a personal detached office.
Residential Renovation
A residential renovation refers to the process of updating, restoring, or improving an existing living space without significantly increasing its overall square footage or altering its foundational footprint. The primary goal is to enhance the aesthetics, functionality, safety, or energy efficiency of the current home.
Residential Addition
The process of physically expanding the footprint of an existing home by adding new square footage and creating new habitable space. This involves constructing an entirely new room or section that extends beyond the original exterior walls or adds an entirely new level.
Residential New Build
Construction of an entirely new, standalone housing structure on a previously undeveloped or cleared parcel of land. It involves building a home from the ground up, rather than modifying or expanding an existing one.
Commercial New Build
Construction of an entirely new building or complex of buildings designed and intended for business, industrial, or public use, built from the ground up on a previously undeveloped or cleared site.
Commercial Renovations
To generally improve the appearance, functionality, and marketability of an entire commercial building or a significant portion of it. This is often done to increase the property's overall value, attract new tenants, or comply with updated building codes and regulations.
Tenant Improvements
To customize a leased commercial space to meet the specific needs and operational requirements of a particular tenant's business. The goal is to make the space functional and aligned with the tenant's brand and workflow.
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