I want to build, add homes or divide a lot

Middle housing rules in Washington and Oregon allow more homes on many lots, but unit count, lot division and utilities depend on the site and the jurisdiction.

What SASHKOV does

Confirm zoning, unit count and division options Check utilities, frontage and critical areas Set out the land use and permit path Coordinate survey and applications through approval

What to send

Address or parcel number What you want to build Any prior plans, surveys or pre-application notes

RELATED SERVICE

Land Use & Entitlements

Frequently Asked Questions

How many units can my lot carry under HB 1110 or Oregon's middle housing rules?

It depends on the city, the zone, the lot and what sits on it. A middle housing yield study answers it for your parcel: the units allowed, the split or plat path, utilities and frontage, and the cost and schedule of each option. Buildings beyond four units, or larger than the state exemptions allow, are designed by a licensed architect that SASHKOV brings into the contract.

How many units can my lot carry under HB 1110 or Oregon's middle housing rules?

Do I need a land use approval, or just a building permit?

Sometimes both, and the land use path is the long one. Finding that out after the drawings are done is the most expensive way to learn it. It is the first thing we check.

Do I need a land use approval, or just a building permit?

Sometimes both, and the land use path is the long one. Finding that out after the drawings are done is the most expensive way to learn it. It is the first thing we check.