Title 24 Building Codes

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SF Bay area and LA City

CA Title 24 comprehensive building codes
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ADU, density, height, FAR, and setback rules
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California (state-wide)

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Statewide ADU and housing law guidance
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Title 24 California Building Standards

GoCodebook references the full suite of California Title 24 codes for deep, jurisdiction-specific property analysis. Explore each part of the California Building Standards Code:

Part 1

California Administrative Code (CAC)

Part 2

California Building Code (CBC)

Part 2.5

California Residential Code (CRC)

Part 3

California Electrical Code (CEC)

Part 4

California Mechanical Code (CMC)

Part 5

California Plumbing Code (CPC)

Part 6

California Energy Code

Part 7

California Wildland-Urban Interface Code (CWUIC)

Part 8

California Historical Building Code (CHBC)

Part 9

California Fire Code (CFC)

Part 10

California Existing Building Code (CEBC)

Part 11

California Green Building Standards Code (CALGreen) (CALGreen)

Part 12

California Referenced Standards Code (CRSC)

California Housing & Tenant Laws

GoCodebook covers key state-level housing regulations that affect property development, rentals, and tenant rights across California. Explore each housing & tenant law:

California Rent Control

AB 1482 — Tenant Protection Act of 2019

Costa-Hawkins Rental Housing Act

Ellis Act

SB 567 — Homelessness Prevention Act

Just Cause Eviction (Civil Code § 1946.2)

Statewide Rent Cap (Civil Code § 1947.12)

California ADU Laws

Local Municipality Ordinances

GoCodebook references local planning, zoning, and building ordinances for deep city-level property analysis across 482 California cities and 58 counties. Browse every jurisdiction →