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'New York City has formally legalized tiny homes and small accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in contexts where they were previously banned or legally unclear...'
#legal #housing #NYC #TinyHomes
'New York City has formally legalized tiny homes and small accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in contexts where they were previously banned or legally unclear...'


This is so cool! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g08YZvbfqk0


Con el aumento de los precios y la creciente dificultad para encontrar inmuebles asequibles, las minicasas se han convertido en una alternativa cada vez más solicitada. No solo surgen como una solución para quienes no pueden acceder al mercado tradicional, sino también para quienes buscan una segunda residencia, un refugio en el campo o incluso una forma de vida más sostenible. Lo que mucha gente desconoce son las ‘tiny homes’, modelos de alto diseño, eficientes y personalizables. Por ello, en este artículo hemos recopilado algunas de las mejores opciones disponibles, tanto en cuanto a marca como a precio.
Experts share tiny home warning as interest from young people soars
Twenty-nine-year-old Ashley Kime thought she was doing the right thing when she bought a home in Central Queensland…
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https://www.newsbeep.com/230048/
Tiny homes are now legal in Portland! This is a huge step forward for fans of the small, often whimsical and charming dwellings (of which I’m a big one!).
Hub metro areas for transitional tiny home villages
Listed below are those metropolitan areas that have the most tiny home villages currently in operation. Also provided are the total number of units currently available as well as the average number of units in each village. A minimum of three villages is required for inclusion and the data is based on the date this post was published unless otherwise noted. Please be aware that there may be some metropolitan areas with more total tiny homes, but not in three or more villages.
Source: csmonitor.comAs can be seen, the average number of units ranges from a low of 28.7 to a high of 69.3. The total number of units from all 11 metropolitan areas is 4,852 units in 98 transitional tiny home village or an average of 49.5 units per village. The median number of units of these 11 examples is 41.5 units per village. – updated on 10/1/25
Source: businessinsider.comProbably the single biggest surprise came from the Bay Area of California, where San Jose easily leads the way in providing transitional tiny home villages. Ten of the 18 villages in the Bay Area are located there. Well done, San Jose!
The Bay Area leads with the largest total number of transitional tiny homes at 1,199, followed by Portland-Vancouver with 949, Greater Los Angeles with 784 and the Seattle-Tacoma area with 650. – updated on 10/1 25
Source: soundfoundationsnw.orgThe source for all this data comes from the September 29, 2025 post entitled “Working list: Transitional tiny home villages in the USA,” published here on panethos.wordpress.com, along with updates since that publication. As new information is identified or planned villages are completed, this post will be updated.
These numbers do NOT include temporary overnight shelters, long-term shelters, transitional multi-family housing complexes (single or multi-story), safe parking sites, motel conversions, and other similar types of interim housing options.
Peace!
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2. SAN FRANCISCO-OAKLAND-SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA = 18 villages with 1,199 total units (majority in San Jose) = 66.6 units per village
3. SEATTLE-TACOMA-EVERETT, WASHINGTON = 17 villages with 650 total units (majority in Seattle) = 38.2 units per village
4. GREATER LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA = 12 villages with 784 total units (majority in Los Angeles) = 65.3 units per village – updated on 10/1/25
5. DENVER-BOULDER, COLORADO = 6 villages with 249 total units (majority Denver) = 41.5 units per village
6. KANSAS CITY-LAWRENCE, MISSOURI/KANSAS = 5 villages with 148 total units (evenly split) = 29.6 units per village
7-8. EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD, OREGON = 4 villages with 135 total units = 33.8 units per village; AND…
* SACRAMENTO-YUBA CITY, CALIFORNIA = 4 villages with 265 total units (majority in Sacramento) = 66.25 units per village
9-11. ALBUQUERQUE-SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO = 3 villages with 86 total units (majority in Albuquerque) = 28.7 units per village; AND…
* OLYMPIA-LACEY, WASHINGTON = 3 villages with 179 total units (all in Olympia) = 59.7 units per village; AND…
* SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA = 3 villages with 208 total units (all in Santa Barbara) = 69.3 units per village
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