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Blog 4 in our series. In this article we look at hardening your home against fire - what works, what’s required, and what’s new.
In post 3 , we're dig into what actually changed in the rules. As of Jan 1, 2026, the rulebook has a new name, a new home, and a few genuine new requirements.
The California FHSZ maps have been updated. The result? Over a million additional acres have been reclassified into High or Very High hazard zones. Learn more.
We’re launching this blog series on the California fire landscape: what’s changed, what it means for you, and how to stay ahead of it. Read more.
SB 79, signed into law in Oct 2025, takes effect July 2026. If your property is near a major transit stop, the rules just changed significantly in your favor.
Before we dive into what's coming next, we thought it would be helpful to recap the key topics we covered recently in our blog series.
How Greenwood & Moore Saved Santa's Jingle Hooves Barn. A North Pole Tale of Lot Splits, Reindeer Parking, and Holiday-Ready Engineering
Senate Bill 1123 may be one of the most impactful yet. This law expanded the state’s “starter home” reforms to make “Infill Development” faster and easier.
What if we told you that you can unlock many of SB 9’s benefits without subdividing your property at all? SB 9 Without a Lot Split. Learn more!
How Senate Bill 9 (SB 9) compares to the traditional land subdivision process. Understand the distinctions between these two pathways and make an informed decision