San Diego's ADU program, which encourages the construction of small apartment buildings, has gained attention and support. However, there is also opposition from critics who fear the impact on neighborhoods. The program has been successful in increasing housing supply, but its effectiveness may vary in other parts of the state. While some see the program as a solution to affordable housing, others argue that the resulting units are not truly affordable. The program's future expansion and potential statewide implementation are still uncertain.
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