Attorney Mark Longo, housing developer David Capretto and attorney Tim Welch are teaming up in a proposal to construct a ...

The homes, sometimes known as “granny flats” or “in-law apartments,” are a way of ... They are limited to half of the gross floor area of the principal home on the property or 900 square ...

A new state law that just went into effect allows property owners across Massachusetts to build accessory dwelling units ...

The law allows for accessory dwelling units to be built in single-family zoned districts by right, meaning any proposed accessory dwelling units would go under a site plan and design review for ...

These living spaces, previously known as “granny flats” or “in-law apartments,” have now been ... or half of the gross floor area of the principal home, whichever is smaller.

Rather, residents were allowed to build in-law apartments, which have different ... it will have to go through a public site plan review hearing. The reason for this requirement is two-fold.

Starting Sunday, accessory dwelling units, commonly known as in-law apartments ... the gross floor area of the principal residence, or 900 square feet, whichever is smaller. They can be internal — ...

Starting Sunday, accessory dwelling units, commonly known as in-law apartments, will be allowed ... and must be no larger than half the gross floor area of the principal residence, or 900 square ...

But as the housing crisis has deepened, officials looked to streamline regulations and cut away some of the red-tape that has prevented the construction of ADUs, which some would know as in-law ...