Carriage House Wealth
Secondary dwellings can be a way of increasing density without changing the zoning of residential properties. Some of the most expensive neighborhoods in the core of a city often have deep lots that have enough space for a separate building. Many cities have started to allow carriage houses as a form of legal secondary dwelling. They're a much more desirable alternative to the basement apartment.
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