Brick Work published a feasibility analysis breakdown by submarket in the Brief detailing how the analysis changes by submarket in Southern California.
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A Santa Monica parcel and a Pasadena parcel sit in the same county and answer to almost none of the same rules. That's the practical reality of building in Southern Cali…
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Brick Work
Housing developer + PropTech innovator. AI-powered property analysis for profitable affordable housing.
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Location
- Los Angeles, US
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Brick Work
Real estate development company revolutionizing affordable housing through AI-powered property analysis and innovative proptech solutions. We make 100% affordable housing profitable for private investors without relying on government subsidies or tax credits. WHAT WE DO: • Develop 100% affordable housing projects (The Canvas at Camellia - 46 homes, Kingsley Haven - 49 homes) • AI-powered property analysis tools that eliminate guesswork for developers and investors • SB 1123 small-lot townhome development to combat urban sprawl • Strategic density bonuses and streamlined permitting processes OUR APPROACH: We've completed 3,000+ land use reports and facilitated $1B+ in real estate transactions. Our unique methodology delivers strong returns (23% IRR) while creating housing that teachers, nurses, and firefighters can actually afford in high-demand markets like Los Angeles. MISSION: We build dignity, not just equity. Every project addresses the housing crisis while generating sustainable returns for investors. SPECIALTIES: Affordable housing development, PropTech innovation, AI property analysis, SB 1123 compliance, urban infill development, real estate consulting, land use analysis Headquartered in Los Angeles, California, serving developers and investors nationwide.
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Brick Work customers poured in about 120,000 people during the railroad rate war in 1887.
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Brick Work submitted SB 1116 to the Governor's desk to count abandoned or untenantable structures as vacant and allow subdivision for up to 10 for-sale starter homes.
Legal & Regulatory
Brick Work notes that SB 684 covers multifamily-zoned lots and SB 1123, effective July 2025, extends it to vacant single-family lots.
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