SB 1211 for 12-unit apartment in Temecula

In Temecula, a 12-unit 12-unit apartment just became one of the highest-yield SB 1211 typologies — 11 new homes, ministerially approved. At Temecula's median rent of $2,100/mo, that's ~$277K in additional gross annual rent.

11new homes possible
8detached ADUs
3interior conversions
$277Kest. annual rent

The Temecula scenario

The capital stack on a typical Temecula 12-unit apartment project: existing equity (the lot itself, owned outright in many cases), construction loan against the new ADU appraised value, refi at completion against the stabilized rent roll.

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Large multifamily (10+ unit) design playbook

A 12-unit complex is capped at 8 detached ADUs by statute, so the play shifts toward interior conversions: max(1, ⌊units × 25%⌋) = 3 additional units carved from common rooms, oversized lobbies, basement storage, or laundry rooms.

Pro-forma snapshot

Existing units12
Detached ADUs (SB 1211)8
Interior conversions3
Total new units11
Median 1BR rent in Temecula$2,100/mo
Est. additional gross rent$277K/yr
Estimated total project cost~$2,218K
Year-1 NOI estimate~$208K
Stabilized cap rate at cost9.4%
Replacement parking requiredNo (§66313)
Approval pathwayMinisterial · §66314
Typical permit timeline in Temecula60-100 days

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