Some Sacramento lots may qualify for an SB 9 urban lot split, but location, existing use, parcel history, hazards, tenant protections, title, and owner-occupancy requirements can change the answer. HABU provides a screening-level parcel check so you can decide whether survey, lender, title, and city review are worth pursuing.
Enter the address for a free, screening-level look at the parcel, jurisdiction, common eligibility factors, and development upside. A promising result is a reason to verify title, survey, lender, and city requirements—not a permit guarantee.
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SB 9 is a state-law pathway that may support an urban lot split or additional housing on a qualifying property. It is separate from the ADU process and a conventional subdivision.
Lot size, zoning, urbanized-area status, hazard overlays, owner-occupancy constraints, and local exclusions.
Title, lender consent, survey geometry, access, utilities, project cost, and market value can determine whether an eligible split is practical.
Use it to decide whether to commission survey, title, lender, tax, design, and jurisdiction review before relying on a split or payout scenario.
Enter the address for a free, screening-level look at the parcel, jurisdiction, common eligibility factors, and development upside. A promising result is a reason to verify title, survey, lender, and city requirements—not a permit guarantee.
Free screening result. Not a permit approval, appraisal, construction bid, or offer to buy.
A split can create a separate parcel, but an ADU, another unit path, or a sale may be simpler or more valuable after costs and constraints are considered.
No. SB 9 is a lot split or two-unit pathway. ADU rules are a separate path.
No. It is a screening result. The jurisdiction, survey, title condition, lender, utilities, and qualified professionals must confirm the project.
Confirm current city or county requirements, title and liens, survey feasibility, access and utilities, lender consent, taxes, design, and project economics.
Only after the data and review level support it. Tax, title, and lender review are required before relying on a payout scenario.
Compare an SB 9 split with the cost and value factors behind an ADU.
See the practical differences among ADUs, SB 9 units, and lot splits.
Learn how a split or other development path can affect land value.