In this Q&A with the Chief Design Officer of Wind River Tiny Homes we discover why, for some, tiny-home living aligns with a healthy lifestyle.

The former Airport Inn could potentially turn into permanent supportive housing. Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly recently brought forth a plan to the City Council to turn the abandoned Airport

It’s incredibly important to understand proportions when designing the interior of your small space. Accurately placing furniture and pieces within a tiny home can make a major difference in

Breaking Tiny House News! In Santa Cruz, people may now move a tiny house on wheels onto a residential property, and then live in it. This will save years

Whether you already manage a short-term rental or are considering leasing your second home, it’s highly likely you’re considering listing on Airbnb. This article will explain the ins and

Bigger isn’t always better—think of the tiny home trend and the overall popularity of downsizing. In many cases, less is more. Tiny living can require considerable downsizing efforts, but

We all love a nice cabin in the woods, but chances are you probably still want internet at your tiny home. This article discusses the options currently available for

“NIMBY,” an acronym for “not in my back yard,” is a word to describe those who oppose developments in their neighborhoods that they view as undesirable. Often, a primary

Exclusionary zoning practices have shaped the history of America’s cities for decades, and now our leaders struggle to dismantle these barriers. Tim McCormick advocates for legalizing vehicle residency in