Accessory Dwellings
A one-stop source about accessory dwelling units, multigenerational homes, laneway houses, ADUs, granny flats, in-law units…
Announcing the 2017 ADU Tour
**The ADU Tour Home Page**
We are excited to announce the next ADU Tour. This tour has an awesome line up, chock-full with awesome and diverse ADU types and styles.
It’s going to be a full weekend event with 10+ ADUs in NE Portland featured on Saturday, and a different set of 10+ ADUs in SE Portland on Sunday. None of these ADUs have been featured on previous ADU tours before.
I’ll be teaching a 3 hour ADU workshop on Friday evening, and on Saturday evening, there will be a party with music and all six tiny houses on wheels open at Caravan- The Tiny House Hotel.
See more images of the ADUs on this year’s tour, learn more about the ADU Tour, and register at the ADU Tour home page (accessorydwellings.org/adu_tour). Early bird sales end on August 19th, 2017.
Share this:
About Kol Peterson
3 comments on “Announcing the 2017 ADU Tour”
ADU’s around the web
- What Is A Granny Flat And Should You Add One To Your Property? - House Digest
- 'Granny flats' play surprising role in easing California's housing woes - The Washington Post
- Expanding Your Home: Adding an Accessory Dwelling Unit - The Mortgage Reports
- Kingston launches accessory dwelling unit design competition - The Daily Freeman
- Boulder City Council approves easing accessory dwelling unit rules - Boulder Daily Camera
- Accessory dwelling units awarded Cedar Rapids city tax incentives for first time - The Gazette
- How ‘granny flats’ can help preserve Texas’ middle class - The Dallas Morning News
- This modern, eco-friendly ADU transformed a historic L.A. home - The Washington Post
- Granny flat, affordable housing bills pass House; GOP attacks ... - The Providence Journal
- House Money: US looks to public housing, 'granny flats,' office conversions for housing needs - The Business Journals
Accessory Dwellings 
Thank you again Kol and all the good folks in Portland! Leading the country in this important issue!
How about in California? We need more affordable housing.
Are you saying there should be an ADU tour in California, Nancy? Sounds like a great idea, but to organize one you’d need to find a community with a fairly high number of permitted ADUs within a single area. Or, if they were more dispersed, you could make it an online tour, in the sense that there could be videos of walk-throughs, etc. I hope someone takes this project idea up!