Tag: Tiny Home

'Tiny 10-Foot-Wide ‘Spite’ Home in Florida Finds a Buyer

The property spans 1,547 square feet and features two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, and a loft area.

'10 Towns Where Tiny Homes Are Growing in Popularity: Report

Tiny homes are defined as houses under 500 square feet, which first began popping in the wake of the 2007 and 2008 financial crisis.

'5 important Things No One Tells You About Living in a Tiny Home

The tiny home lifestyle may seem simple and sustainable, but there are often many aspect that go unmentioned, leaving homeowners unprepared. Here are some things you need to know before living in a tiny home.

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'New York City Offers Homeowners $395K To Build a Tiny Home

The project, named "Plus One ADU," will pay 15 lucky homeowners to construct accessory dwelling units in their backyard, garage, basement, or attic.

By D. Ong
'A Prefab Tiny Home That Unfolds Like Origami, Anyone?

This tiny cabin resembles the visuals of Origami and can be unfolded within three hours.

By Kath Anderson
'Tiny Home Living: Things To Know Before Moving Into a Tiny House

Beyond the cuteness of tiny houses, there are legal, financial, and social factors you need to consider before going on a tiny home living.

By Kath Anderson
'Tiny-House Owners and Renters Are Upsizing; Here’s Why

Teeny tiny houses are emerging in today's society, what's with all trying to be green for Mother Earth. While it's a great way of thinking and helping conserve resources, living in a tiny home does not work for everyone.

By Staff Reporter
'Significant Reasons behind Increased Interests for Tiny Houses

If you are a person living alone and wanted things to be in constant reach, then downsizing would be the best thing for you. Downsizing does not only suggest emptying your place, but it would literally mean transferring into a house having roughly 100-400 sq. ft. of space.

By Staff writer
'Is A Tiny Home Right For You?

Everybody thought it will just be a passing fad, but tiny houses are proving that they are here to stay.

By Staff Reporter