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Aiken considers tiny homes for unsheltered residents. So would anyone want one?

Six Of The Coolest Tiny Houses You Can Find In America, Ranked

It's impressive how much can be achieved with so little space.

From Her Humble Abode In Charlotte, Jewel Pearson Is Diversifying The Tiny-House Movement

What began as her personal pursuit of freedom through tiny-house living became a quest to help Black people take an unconventional path to homeownership.

Tiny home couple has no regrets, even in the wake of the pandemic

So You Want To Live In A Tiny Home? Everything You Need To KNow

Has the thought of wanting to live in a tiny home been nagging at you more and more lately? While this type of dwelling has for years been touted as one potential solution for cities with sky-high property values, the under-500-square-feet lifestyle has been gaining popularity among people from all walks of life even before the pandemic. In 2015, Jewel Pearson had made the choice to downsize her life and build her own 360-square-foot home in Charlotte, North Carolina. At the time, the term “tiny home” was not as common and did not bring to mind a very specific lifestyle. Pearson had wanted to be more mobile and, now that her daughter was grown, built a house that was perfectly tailored to her needs and interests: a wooden exterior on wheels, a walk-in closet and even an open space for entertaining the last point was a priority and something she was able to achieve by choosing to minimize kitchen space.