Public-record permit data only — not zoning, feasibility, or legal advice. Records may be incomplete, delayed, or mis-categorized. Check with your city planning department.
About this data
  • Neighborhood pages cover 2020 onward: City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety permits in this neighborhood's Neighborhood Council area, which may not match every local definition of the neighborhood. Build type is classified automatically from permit descriptions.
  • Costs are declared permit valuations (single-ADU permits only), not final construction costs.

Permits by year

202018
202128
202251
202351
202439
202546
2026 so far37
Permits by year and type (table)
YearAll ADU permitsGarage conversionsDetached
202018106
202128146
2022513410
2023512318
2024392115
2025461715
2026 so far371712

“—” means the source for that year does not report ADU type.

Read more: ADU types explained

Not counted: 4 expired or cancelled permits.

How Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity compares

ADU rules

Los Angeles' ADU rules apply citywide, with extra rules for hillside, fire-zone and coastal lots: see the rules table.

How long permits take

TypeMedian days, application to permitMiddle halfPermits
Detached ADU180112 – 30078
Attached ADU181101 – 32742
Garage conversion13484 – 220134
Junior ADU (JADU)too few to say3
Unclassifiedtoo few to say6

Middle half: the range covering the middle 50% of permits (a quarter were lower, a quarter higher).

Read more: How long ADU permits take in Los Angeles (and other cities) · How long ADUs take to build

What happened to these permits

Of the 152 ADU permits issued in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity from 2020 through 2023, including ones that later expired or were cancelled, 76% have been signed off by the city as finished. Where the certificate of occupancy date is recorded, it came a median of 14 months after the permit.

What became of the permitShare
Finished (signed off by the city)76%
Still open21%
Expired or cancelled2%
Closed or other status1%

Expired and cancelled permits aren't in this page's totals; they're included here so the table covers every permit issued. A still-open permit may be under construction or stalled.

What neighbors declared as cost

TypeMedian declared valueMiddle halfPermits
Detached ADU$100,000$70,000 – $130,00055
Attached ADU$50,000$40,000 – $90,00028
Garage conversion$50,000$39,000 – $80,000131
Junior ADU (JADU)too few to say4
Unclassifiedtoo few to say5

Declared permit valuations often understate real construction cost.

Read more: What ADUs cost in Los Angeles

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Recent ADU permits in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity

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Questions about ADUs in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity

How many ADUs have been permitted in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity?

The City of Los Angeles issued 270 permits for ADUs in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity from 2020 through Oct 31, 2026, including 136 garage conversions and 82 detached ADUs.

How long does an ADU permit take in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity?

From application to issued permit, the median in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity was 134 days for garage conversions and 180 days for detached ADUs.

How much does an ADU cost in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity?

The median value declared on permits was $50,000 for garage conversions and $100,000 for detached ADUs. Declared permit values often understate the full construction cost, so get several builder quotes.

How long does it take to build an ADU in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity?

Of the 152 ADU permits issued in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity from 2020 through 2023, including ones that later expired or were cancelled, 76% have been signed off by the city as finished. Where the certificate of occupancy date is recorded, it came a median of 14 months after the permit.

Can I build an ADU on my property in Community and Neighbors for Ninth District Unity?

California law allows ADUs on most residential lots with a house, but what you can build depends on your lot, zoning and hillside or fire-zone rules. This site shows permits, not eligibility; check with the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety or a licensed builder.

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