seanmp

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   by seanmp 5y ago

   In your example, only the new lot would be taxed at the higher level. Our tax team and California precedent (you mention prop 13) advise that the existing parcel's tax burden would not change, just the new APN. So, in your example abov
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   by seanmp 5y ago

   Historic conservation areas (as determined by the local municipality) are exempt from SB9, and cities are allowed to put in place "objective design standards" that apply to SB9 as well as new single family housing. But, we're
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   by seanmp 5y ago

   I personally live in this kind of density and really enjoy it. I have great relationships with my neighbors. I think you'd find that many people use their backyards much less than they would initially plan to, and many would happily tr
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   Launch HN: Homestead (YC W20) – Lot-splitting to build new housing supply

   166 points by seanmp 5y ago|213 comments